Edmund de Waal: The White Road: Journey into an Obsession Gerhard Richter The publication includes a foreword

The publication includes a foreword by the artist and an essay by Laura Wilson

Ruscha lived in Oklahoma City from the ages of five to eighteen—a formative period in both his life and his artistic sensibility

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and quotations on the theme of atmosphere by artists and writers such as John Constable

Afrylic (2004)

Edmund de Waal: The White Road: Journey into an Obsession Gerhard Richter The publication includes a forewordEdmund de Waal has long been captivated by porcelainits fragility, translucence, tactility, and whiteness. After a lifetime of making his own pots, he embarks on an unforgettable journey to the white hills of China, Germany, England, and the United Statesplaces where porcelain was invented, or reinvented out of a seemingly mystical longing. Setting out from his South London studio, de Waal travels first to Jingdezhen in Chinathe birthplace of