| Anna
Maria Strzelczyk
M.A.
(b.1949 in Gdańsk).
Anna studied at the State Art Academy in Gdańsk in the department of
graphic design; graduating as a Master of Art in 1977. Since 1980 she has
specialised in ceramic sculpture (XII century noble ceramic technique -
majolica). In 1984 she won the Gold Medal of
the Rotary Club in
Faenza. She has participated in successive International Competitions for Ceramic Art in
Faenza, in 1985 in Milan and 1988 in Valleuris. Her works are in the
collection of the Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, the National Museum in
Wrocław, Poznań, Łódź and Wałbrzych, as well as
in private collections in Poland and abroad. Anna's art, with its joy, pensiveness and relaxation, brings us into a world of fantasy. |
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Cat - Bird Cage
Ceramic Art (25cm
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£ 190-00
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Autumn Cat
Ceramic Art (35cm
tall)
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AMS002
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| Majolica.
The fired piece was bathed in this preparation and was then put into the oven
using a three-footed base which prevented the ceramic from sticking during
firing. On this glassy covering, the surface of the piece was decorated
with metallic oxides; the mark of the craftsman was placed on the piece
and later it was fired again. The production of majolica with gilded
drawings has been made in Spain since the Arab period.
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