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| Foreword | 4 | |
| Painting on the Glaze | 6 | |
| Concept | 6 | |
| Cross-section of a Plate | 6 | |
| Advantages and Disadvantages | 6 | |
| Cutting, Etching and Rubbing | 7 | |
| Decoration Variations | 8 | |
| Meissen Flower Painting | 9 | |
| The 36 Most Often Used Flower Motifs | 9 | |
| Combining Basic Flowers in Decorative Garlands | 44 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Hunting Scenes | 50 | |
| Motifs Chosen from Photos, Paintings or Nature Studies | 50 | |
| The Painting Technique | 51 | |
| Composition, Freehand and Stenciled | 52 | |
| Applying the Paint | 53 | |
| Step-by-step Painting of a Dominant Part of the Picture | 54 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Wild Fruits | 58 | |
| Painting Fruits on Concave and Flat Surfaces | 59 | |
| The Painting Technique | 60 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Landscapes and Buildings | 64 | |
| Step-by-step Painting on a Wall Plate | 64 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Purple Indian Decor | 68 | |
| Making the Stencil and the Design | 68 | |
| Purple Indian Decor | 69 | |
| Drawing Lines | 69 | |
| Step-by-step Painting on a Plate | 70 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Onion Pattern | 72 | |
| Symbolism and Pattern Variations | 72 | |
| The Formation | 73 | |
| Decoration on the Glaze: Grapevines | 78 | |
| Making the Stencil | 78 | |
| Color and Arrangement of the Garpevines | 78 | |
| Composition of the Pattern | 82 | |
| Completed Porcelain Painting | 84 | |
| A Short History of the Development of Meissen Painting | 110 | |
| Appendix | 115 | |
| Glossary | 115 | |
| Bibliography | 117 | |
| Photo Credits | 117 | |
| The Author | 118 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Andrew Morrison
reviewed Painting Porcelain the Meissen Way on December 13, 2018
Painting Porcelain the Meissen Way
This book contains some beautiful, less-seen aspects of Picasso's work. In recent travels I have noticed that when it comes to the greatest of artists, the oeuvre we get to see and learn about in the U.S. is pretty lacking in depth and breadth.
It doesn't take an art historian to know that his women were important to him - his muses, his objets de desir, his playthings (and yes, he was notoriously cruel to them, but I think his cruelty was not restricted to the women he was with)...
Of particular interest are the sketches of Minotaurs ravaging women with their superhuman sexuality. Apparently he viewed himself as one... and viewed some of the women in his life as his Carmen.
Later in the book he obscures himself in each drawing with dark, scribbling lines. Not being a Picasso scholar, I wouldn't know why, but it almost seems like angry self-negation.
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