Title:
Syllabus for Beginning Pottery - F. Carlton Ball - 1971 - Third
edition Condition:
Used
condition Notes:
This is a clean
copy of a book written by famous studio pottery F.C. Ball. This
book was used for many years as a text book when enrolled in his ceramic class.
This instruction book covers all areas of ceramics. From studio etiquette
and equipment, ceramics history and the industry overall, kinds of clay -
preparing, care of clay and firing clay, clay forming and tools used, types
of pottery including earthenware, stoneware chinaware and porcelain, kilns
and open pit firing, pyrometric cones, temperature measures, pyrometers, glazes,
focus on firm, slips and englobes, decorative techniques, digging your own
clay. There are diagrams on kilns and kiln designs shown. There is a detailed
glossary in the back and even a few pages of study questions on the last 2
pages to test if you were paying attention in his pottery class. An interesting
chapter on the history of ceramics and the term "keramos" and how
it was used in various cultures. A nice clean book with lots of information
on ceramics. Price:
$12
plus shipping
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