Brian Kemp — Local Master-Potter Brian Kemp was an esteemed Australian potter renowned for his contributions to ceramics, particularly in the Bellarine Peninsula region near Geelong. In 1969 he completed a Diploma of Art and Design (Ceramics) at the Gordon Institute of Technology, then further honed his craft by studying under Haruki Okishio at Minato…
The Rococo in Europe: A Dance of Porcelain and Elegance The Rococo style, emerging in early 18th-century France and sweeping through Europe, was a celebration of elegance, whimsy, and asymmetrical beauty. Defined by its ornate curves, pastel palette, and playful subject matter, Rococo found a natural partner in porcelain — arguably the most refined medium…
The Rococo Age was a wonder of curves and movement, something which lent itself well to the medium of Porcelain. This group of 18th century European Ceramics, from Meissen, Berlin, Bow and Chelsea-Derby are Fresh to Moorabool Antiques.
AN extrordinary Chinese celadon vase painted with underglaze blue and copper red horses and pine trees is a highlight of Moorabool’s April sale. Read about it’s fascinating story here…