I have recently come across an artist whose work I think is amazingly good. His name is Alexander Deineka. He was a Russian, born to a railway worker. He was a revolutionary, and member of the ‘October’ association of artists. I haven’t been able to find out much about his life under Stalin, but he [...]
Filed under: History, Mosaic by Emma Biggs | Social tagging: Alexander Deineka > Mayakovskaya Metro > Order of Lenin > Social Realism
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Fascinating series on Radio 4 this week. Whatever Happened To The Teapots by Roger Law, of Spitting Image. Apparently he went first to Stoke-on-Trent (the birthplace of the English ceramic industry) in the 80s to have a Thatcher tea pot produced by Moorland Pottery — still a thriving small potbank. (Moorland features in my project [...]
Filed under: Ceramic, History by Emma Biggs | Social tagging: Made in England > Moorland Pottery > Roger Law > Stoke-on-Trent
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