Three Ashed Bottles
Gwyn Hanssen Pigott, 2008

This work is characteristic of Piggott's pale celadon type glazes. The three bottles offer a harmonious composition based on simple minimal forms but the arrangement emanates a stately presence. Piggott began to develop her most distinctive approach to ceramics in the 1980s and has pioneered the concept of grouping forms to create still life arrangements. Piggott worked with Ray Finch, Bernard Leach and Cardew in the 1960s and this piece makes a beautiful link to Aberystwyth's core collection of early studio potters.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Three Ashed Bottles, 2008
Date supported
2008
Medium and material
Porcelain
Dimensions
Height of tallest bottle: 29 cm
Grant
1000
Total cost
2880

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