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Folk Art has always been a focus for the Brooklyn Museum whether is it collecting great examples of

procoffeinating:Kintsugi (金継ぎ) is the Japanese art of fixing broken pottery with gold. As a philosop

Ostrakon with Biblical Text, Medieval ArtMedium: Pottery fragments with ink inscriptionRogers Fund,

wolfftrapped: kintsukuroi (金繕い): the art of repairing pottery with gold and understanding that the

virtual-artifacts:Kintsukuroi or kintsugi is the art of healing broken pottery with lacquer and silv

cobaltmoonysart: Kintsugi - Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold. It treats breakage and

Large Plate, Théodore Deck, c. 1875. Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, US.“Deck derived inspiration fro

Inktobertale - Challenge 2021 #25 “Pottery”Finally finished! At first I wanted to sketch Ink on a cu

Bowl, Iran, Nishapur, 10th century. Earthenware, underglaze slip-painted

One of the two tiny vases that are now in my etsy store

ancientgoatart:met-greekroman-art:Terracotta aryballos (oil flask), Greek and Roman ArtMedium: Terra

Red-figure pyxis depicting a hand.  Artist unknown; 4th cent. BCE.  Now in the National Museum in Wa

Monkey will be going in for his first firing once he is completely dry #ceramics #ceramicart #clay #

Black-figure hydria with chariot of Achilles dragging the corpse of Hector (and details), attributed

artbun: feelinqblue: feelinqblue: went on a pottery date with my wifey h0lding-d3athshand ♡ YO SHIT

Black-figure hydria with Heracles battling the Lernaean Hydra. Attributed to the Eagle Painter. From

いばらき県央あす旅手帳 book design client｜いばらき県央地域観光協議会 pottery work｜生天目響子 illustration｜小春あや art direction, gra

jeannepompadour:“Judgement of Paris” side A of an Attic Greek black-figure hydria, c. 51

Athenian red-figure calyx krater attributed to Euphronios, end of sixth century BCE

Attic black-figure amphora (view of both sides) by the Amasis Painter, c. 530 BCE. (Neer 5.42a &

Exekias, Achilles and Ajax playing a dice game (detail from an Attic black-figure amphora), from Vul

Attic black figure eye-cup with coral ground by Exekias. Ceramic, c. 540 BCE. (Neer 5.40) 

Euboian Late Geometric krater, c. 750 BCE, approx. 3’9” tall . New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

aic-american: Jug, Herculaneum Pottery Co., 1800, Art Institute of Chicago: American ArtGift of Mrs.

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