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Clarice Cliff The Inspiration Behind The Colour Room Lynn Knight

SKU: BELL-46371300

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Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.37 MB

Author: Lynn Knight

ISBN: 9781408806869, 140880686X

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Clarice Cliff The Inspiration Behind The Colour Room Lynn Knight by Lynn Knight 9781408806869, 140880686X instant download after payment.

The captivating biography of one of the most important designers of the twentieth century - adapted for Sky Cinema starringPhoebe Dynevor, Matthew Goode and David Morrissey

'A thoughtful and fascinating biography, packed with fabulous pictures' Image
'[the author]has done wonders in building up a picture of a woman of exceptional self-reliance and determination' Guardian

Clarice Cliff was one of the most prominent ceramic designers of the twentieth century. Born in 1899 in the Staffordshire Potteries, she started work as just another factory girl, but by 1928 had launched her own range of pottery, 'Bizarre'. A 'gargantuan feast of colour', it blazed a trail through the homes of inter-war Britain.
But if Clarice Cliff's rise from apprentice gilder to art director was remarkable - and all the more so for her being a woman - it was not without its tensions; for years she conducted a secret relationship with her married boss. Fusing art, design and industry and vividly conveying the texture of women's lives between the wars, this is a compelling study of the complex, talented woman whose work is for many the epitome of art deco.