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If you enjoy
Ceramic Art and surfing the web this is the site for you. You
could get lost in here for hours or maybe days. I do have a few
suggestions to you when surfing this site. Some dates overlap
into different sections, so here are some rules to abide by when
searching for something.
If you are
looking for an artist look in the century of which the artist
lived most of their life in. If you are looking for a pottery,
search for the date it was founded. Specific movements and styles
in pottery will be listed according to when they were most in
vogue.
Please Remember
this is strictly an educational tool for students, teachers,
ceramists, collectors, potters, art historians, and archaeologist.
I am working hard to make this site a valid resource in researching
the ceramic arts but please take note that the ClayStation or
Andy Clift takes no responsibility for the content that you find
on these pages, nor does it claim that the material on the ClayStation
or the material on any other web site linked from the ClayStation
is true or factual. If you know of any errors that are certainly
incorrect please email the claystation with the corrections, so we can further improve
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