Publisher/求龍堂

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A collection of works by British female potter Lucy Lee. A master of the British ceramic art world, along with the great Bernard Leach and Hans Coper, the one and only best friend who influenced each other. Born in Vienna, Austria in 1902, moved to England before the war, and has a feminine delicacy such as dignified form, subtle and nuanced matiere, and decorations that create natural effects. However, it is still very popular. Lucy Lee's work has been introduced in Japan since the 1960s at ceramic art exhibitions, but the person who made an effort to convey Lee's charm in Japan is Issey Miyake. I fell in love with Lee's work that I happened to see in a book in the early 1980s, and in 1989 I held the Lucy Lee Exhibition, which was planned and supervised by myself. This book is a reproduction of the exhibition catalog at that time. It will be a version. Lee's first exhibition in Japan was designed by Yusaku Kamekura, photographed by Yasuhiro Ishimoto, and organized by Tadao Ando. This book contains works from the Vienna era to the London era. First edition, first print.