Cupid and Psyche: Metamorphosis of a Tale, Nancy H. Ramage
Josiah Wedgwood and His Partners, Gaye Blake Roberts
Thomas Hope's Wedgwood Purchases, Diana Edwards
Bristol On Display: Bristol Delftware with Locally Inspired Designs, Susan Hill Dolan
"To put you in mind of a red Pot teapot": English Red Stonewares of the Eighteenth Century, David Barker
Two Wedgwood Family Portraits: A Mystery Solved?, Martin Wedgwood
Derby Porcelain's Four Quarters of the Globe Figures, Amanda E. Lange and E. Bryding Adams
Science, Art & Industry: The Work of William Burton, Gordon Mitchell Forsyth and Pilkington's Tile and Pottery Company in Context, Karen A. Livingstone
Wedgwood Bicentenary Exhibitions
Wedgwood Museum, Barlaston
Stoke-on-Trent City Museum and Art Gallery
Schloss Wörlitz, Germany
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery
Victoria and Albert Museum
Mason's: The First Two Hundred Years, Gaye Blake Roberts
In Memoriam
On the cover: Ganymede, a black basalt figure made by Wedgwood and
Bentley in 1774-5 for the prince of Anhalt-Dessau. This statue and more
than one hundred other pieces the prince ordered from Wedgwood remain
intact at Wrlitz Castle. The reemergence of Wrlitz is the most exciting
Wedgwood event in recent times. Unmarked, 11" (30.2 cm) h. See pages
82-3 for photo credit and more about the exhibition of Wedgwood at
Wrlitz in 1995.
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