Ceramic Art in Finland: A Contemporary Tradition by Asa Hellman

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Ceramic Art in Finland: A Contemporary Tradition by Asa HellmanISBN: 9780500511879 Thames & Hudson, 27 September 2004 Hardcover, 272 pages Ceramic Art in Finland introduces the reader to more than 160 unique artists who have chosen clay as their medium. It opens a door to the fascinating world of Finnish ceramics for professionals, amateurs and collectors alike. Among the abundant illustrations are many works never previously seen in public, and a delightful pictorial history emerges from the artists' family

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