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Bursary for a fictional archaeology project. This project went into developing an important new body of work and shift in the artist career.'Pots from
Nowhere'(fictional archaeology) was shown at the Royal College of Art by Queensberry Hunt in 1984.
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from 1968 to 1971. Adopting her career name from her marriage to Jean Mathis-Fritsch (m.1966-71) she had a son Bertie born in 1966. In the seventies
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Fritsch, pots about music. Authors: Elizabeth Fritsch, David Cripps, Leeds City Art Gallery (England), David Queensberry, Alison Britton, Ian Bennett. Publisher, Leeds Art Galleries, 1978, ASIN
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are biscuit fired and often re-fired a number of times. Each
Fritsch pot is unique, individual and distinctive. They are usually displayed in selected groups and themes set to the artist's requirements.
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Vessels from another World, Metaphysical pots Painted Stoneware
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Dynamic Structures: Painted Vessels by Elizabeth Fritsch.
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Dynamic Structures: Painted Vessels by Elizabeth Fritsch
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1059:"Jerwood Applied Arts Prize 2001: Ceramics"
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741:"A New Spin on Ceramics" by Margaret Studer
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634:1995: Metaphysical Pots, Bellerive Museum
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849:, by Elizabeth Fritsch Video Podcasts
748:Women & Ceramics, Gendered Vessels
912:Ceramics Masterclass by Louisa Taylor
847:Ceramic Points of View: 'Optical Pot'
547:Museum Bellerive, Zurich, Switzerland
478:Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
333:Gallery, October 11-15th 2023 within
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539:Museum fĂŒr Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg
600:Dynamic Structures: Painted Vessels
442:Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
323:Dynamic Structures: Painted Vessels
250:Hand-built pot by Elizabeth Fritsch
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1249:20th-century British women artists
1244:People from Whitchurch, Shropshire
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658:1976: British Craft Centre, London
194:Senior Fellow Royal College of Art
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820:Broadcasts and podcasts
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302:Digswell Arts Trust
144:Jean Mathis-Fritsch
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718:Potters on Pottery
679:Edward Lucie-Smith
509:Fitzwilliam Museum
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