Laurence Whistler was invited to design for Wedgwood in 1955, but only
two of his designs were adopted for production. This series, called
'Outlines of Grandeur', was one of the two. The series illustrates
British architecture through six periods of history. Each design shows
Whistler's background as a glass engraver and uses line effects to
create strikingly different designs. This plate features Britain's most
famous prehistoric remains, the Stonehenge megalith in Wiltshire. This
plate was made in 1955-6. This example has suffered some damage.
Thursday, 28 June 2012
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