That link did not work…Sometimes RB does not let a link in…Virginia Woolf and her sister Vanessa Bell…google “Virginia Woolf, to the lighthouse and beyond” and you will get a short bio..
The Book “Omega and After” is a beautifully illustrated account of the workshops and their aftermath. It focuses on the three principals – Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell, and Duncan Grant and traces their artistic production (and their tangled personal relationships) from 1913 to the interwar years. Even when the workshops closed, Grant and Bell continued their interior design work in their decorated house at Charleston. This is a rich collection of quite rare pictures, portraits and sketches.
You will have to look at all the different artists that composed The Bloomsbury Grooup and you will see the similarities to your work…their lives also make fascinating reading…both the books they wrote and books that were written about them…
That they did…they were very much the bohemians, and way ahead of their time…very creative beautiful people…I read everything I could get my hands on about and by them all…what a group…
Linda Ridpath
i really like this pot. has something of Moorcroft about it.
catherine walker
thanks Linda
Janis Zroback
Another design that I find makes me think of Virginia and Vanessa’s work…lovely…
catherine walker
Thanks..but who are vanessa and virginia ..?
are they from omega that you talk of..Interesting… I’ll look them up
cathyxxxooo
Janis Zroback
Read about them here
Janis Zroback
That link did not work…Sometimes RB does not let a link in…Virginia Woolf and her sister Vanessa Bell…google “Virginia Woolf, to the lighthouse and beyond” and you will get a short bio..
Janis Zroback
catherine walker
I’‘ll have to go and look..but this looks very different to my work
I love that wall!!
cathyxxxooo
Janis Zroback
The Book “Omega and After” is a beautifully illustrated account of the workshops and their aftermath. It focuses on the three principals – Roger Fry, Vanessa Bell, and Duncan Grant and traces their artistic production (and their tangled personal relationships) from 1913 to the interwar years. Even when the workshops closed, Grant and Bell continued their interior design work in their decorated house at Charleston. This is a rich collection of quite rare pictures, portraits and sketches.
catherine walker
sounds interesting..
cathyxxxooo
Janis Zroback
You will have to look at all the different artists that composed The Bloomsbury Grooup and you will see the similarities to your work…their lives also make fascinating reading…both the books they wrote and books that were written about them…
Janis Zroback
catherine walker replied
she looks lovely..did they get up to no good..ha!!
she looks too demure like a saint..heee!!
cathyxxx
Janis Zroback
That they did…they were very much the bohemians, and way ahead of their time…very creative beautiful people…I read everything I could get my hands on about and by them all…what a group…
BTW…you are hitting the right button now.
catherine walker replied
good, right buttons… I like!
but I have to do this twice is that right
.. in the reply and in the comments too..?
Janis Zroback
No you just hit reply above the comment the person made…..it will go back to the person who made the comment.
kathibook
Superb.
catherine walker replied
Thanks heaps kathi.. yes this one did turn out very well..
bobs special ” clear glaze” and how he fires them is the real key .
xxoooo
Lisa Hayward 17 days ago
I just love your pottery and tiles, Catherine…they make me laugh and clap my hands! So much life and color fun.
catherine walker replied 17 days ago
Thanks lisa..that’s very kind of you ..and I’m so glad you like this pot..I appreciate that very much !
xxxoooooo