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  1. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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    Christopher Dresser (1834–1904) - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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  3. Wikipedia
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    Christopher Dresser - Wikipedia

  4. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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    Christopher Dresser | Vase with handles | British | The …

    A vase with handles designed by British designer Christopher Dresser for Linthorpe Pottery Works, ca. 1882. The vase has a honey-colored glaze inspired by Japanese ceramics and was popular among Japanese visitors to England.

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    Christopher Dresser British Designer
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  6. The Victorian Web
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    Christopher Dresser's Pottery: Introduction - The Victorian Web

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    Christopher Dresser Linthorpe
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  7. Tees Valley Museums
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    Christopher Dresser - Linthorpe Pottery - Tees Valley …

    Learn about Christopher Dresser, the first industrial designer and co-founder of the Linthorpe pottery in Middlesbrough. See examples of his ceramic work, inspired by nature and Japanese techniques, at the Dorman Museum.

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    Christopher Dresser Linthorpe
    Christopher Dresser Museum
    Industrial Design
  8. Ceramics and Pottery Arts and Resources
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    Design Innovator - Christopher Dresser - Ceramics and …

    2011年12月19日 · Christopher Dresser Old Hall Japanese aesthetic style elephant heads pottery vase In 1876, he became the first European designer to be commissioned to visit Japan, which had reopened its borders in 1854, in …

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    Industrial Design
    Christopher Dresser Japan
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    Where did Christopher Dresser make pottery?
    Christopher Dresser's designs for pottery were primarily carried out in a new factory at Linthorpe near Middlesbrough in Yorkshire. In 1879, the Linthorpe pottery went into production as a direct resuIt of Dresser meeting John Harrison, a local landowner who was interested in Dresser's theories on Art.

    Christopher Dresser's Pottery: Introduction - The Victorian Web

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    Who is Christopher Dresser?
    On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 516 British designer Christopher Dresser’s fascination with foreign cultures is evident in the designs he produced for Linthrope Art Pottery.

    Christopher Dresser | Vase with handles | British | The Metropolitan

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    Did Christopher Dresser make a Linthorpe vase?
    This vase is one of the largest works that Christopher Dresser created for the Ault Pottery, the ceramic firm to which Dresser supplied designs at the end of his career. Before working with Ault, Dresser supplied designs to the Linthorpe Pottery, and Dresser’s Linthorpe ceramics are the best known of his production in this medium.

    Christopher Dresser | Tall vase - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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    What was the purpose of Dresser's pottery?
    Founded by John Harrison, the pottery’s aim was to use local clay to provide jobs for local men. Dresser’s design for the moulds for the pottery were inspired by a wide range of cultures from Japan, Peru, Mexico, Morocco and Ancient British forms.

    Design Innovator - Christopher Dresser - Ceramics and Pottery Arts and

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    Who was Henry Tooth & Christopher Dresser?
    Henry Tooth, an artist, was engaged as the manager; he had little experience of pottery but proved to have found his metier. Christopher Dresser was appointed Art Director and responsible for design until some time in 1882, and all his designs were impressed with his facsimile signature.

    Christopher Dresser's Pottery: Introduction - The Victorian Web

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    Why did Christopher Dresser visit Japan?
    Dragons, masks and geometric decoration. Christopher Dresser Old Hall Japanese aesthetic style elephant heads pottery vase In 1876, he became the first European designer to be commissioned to visit Japan, which had reopened its borders in 1854, in order to view craft and manufacturing techniques for the UK government.

    Design Innovator - Christopher Dresser - Ceramics and Pottery Arts and

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    Christopher Dresser and the Linthorpe Art Pottery

    By 1885, Linthorpe Pottery had employed nearly a hundred people, and its ceramics were renowned for the strange beauty of their fluid forms and surreally colored glazes inspired by Dresser’s Japanese research.

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    Christopher Dresser Linthorpe
    Pottery
  11. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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    Christopher Dresser | Tall vase - The Metropolitan …

    A large and complex earthenware vase with blue glaze, designed by Christopher Dresser for the Ault Pottery in Britain. Learn about the artist, the factory, and the history of this ceramic work in The Met collection.

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    Christopher Dresser Museum
    Christopher Dresser British Designer
    United Kingdom
  12. V&A
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    Vase | Dresser, Christopher | V&A Explore The Collections

    Designed by Christopher Dresser (born in Glasgow, 1834, died in Mulhouse, France,1904); made at the Ault Pottery, Swadlincote, near Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire

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    Christopher Dresser
  13. V&A
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    Dresser, Christopher - V&A Explore The Collections

    This stunning Linthorpe Art Pottery, earthenware ‘double-gourd vase, designed by Christopher Dresser, c.1880. In 1875 a contemporary Japanese bronze was acquired by the South Kensington Museum (V&A) from the sale of the Paris …

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    Christopher Dresser Linthorpe
    Christopher Dresser Museum
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