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Title:
Jack Black
Object name(s):
Ceramics; 2 figures, cobbler with woman sitting on his shoulders
Brief description:
Jack Black, figure from Dylan Thomas' 'Under Milkwood'.Sculpture of cobbler with woman sitting on his shoulders. Glaze painted
Collection:
Aberystwyth University, School of Art Museum & Gallery
Acquisition date:
1992
Acquisition method:
Purchase
Dimension:
Diameter
Dimension value:
180
Dimension:
Height
Dimension value:
300
Material:
Porcelain
Object name:
Ceramics; 2 figures, cobbler with woman sitting on his shoulders
Object number:
C1252
Object production date:
1992
Date - association:
C
Date - earliest / single:
1992
Date - latest:
1992
Object production person:
Gillian Still
Person's association:
artist
Person's biographical note:
Ceramicist. She studied painting at Farnham School of Art (1956-1960) and was Head of Sculpture at Harrow School of Art. In 1965 she moved to Llandeilo in Wales where she combined part-time teaching at Swansea College of Art with bringing up a family and making her own work. During the mid 1970s the popularity of her work allowed her to make sculpture and ceramics her main occupation. For some years she also ran a gallery in Llandeilo. Her figurative subjects capture an instant moment 'like a snapshot'. There is often satirical humour and wit in her intricate pieces with surreal, disturbing undertones. The work also mines literary, mythic and other sources for inspiration
Person's birth date:
1939
Person's forenames:
Gillian
Person's place of birth:
UK, England, London
Person's surname:
Still
Owner:
Exhibition at Ceredigion Museum, Aberystwyth
Organisation's association:
Object source
Responsible department/section:
Ceramics

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0d049db6-631f-33b8-80ce-da2f044b868b

Use licence for this record: CC BY-NC

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/0d049db6-631f-33b8-80ce-da2f044b868b, Aberystwyth University, School of Art Museum & Gallery, CC BY-NC

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