Seize Guy Wolff: Master Potter In The Garden Produced By Suzanne Staubach Distributed As Interactive EBook

am in no way this books intended reader, Im not a potter or a gardener or even someone who is always on the hunt for “something for the yard, ” But after a few pages I was completely caught up in Guy Wolffs story: his apprenticeship as an artist, the way he throws pots, and his understanding of how to create beautiful art.
Wolff is fascinating hes great talker, The author, Suzanne Staubach, is a potter, She knows what clay feels like and what it takes to shape it, After reading Guy Wolffs story, you may find yourself thinking differently about art and life, and how to live so the two are inseparable,

If you mention Guy Wolff to a serious gardener, that gardener will almost certainly admit to either owning a Guy Wolff flowerpot or coveting one, Wolffs potssome small and perfect for a sunny windowsill, others massive and just right for a favorite outdoor spotare widely considered to be the epitome of gardenware, Their classical proportions, simple decoration, and the marks of Wolffs hands all combine to make plants look their best, His pots possess an honesty and liveliness that machinemade flowerpots lack, Wolff is probably the bestknown potter working in the United States today, In gardening circles, he is a highly revered horticultural icon gardeners flock to his lectures and demonstrations, His work also appeals to lovers of design and fine arts: visit the personal gardens of landscape designers, and you will see Guy

Wolff pots, Step inside the gates of estate gardens, and you will see Guy Wolff pots, Yet he is a potters potter, Hes a big ware thrower, a skill few have today, He thinks deeply about what he calls the architecture of pots and the importance of handmade objects in our lives, Whether you are a longtime collector of Wolffs pots, anxious to buy your first one, or simply intrigued by the beauty and practicality of handcrafted goods in our fastpaced era, youll want to add this richly illustrated book to your library.
I learned so much about the making of flower pots!

Guy's story is entertaining as well, Suzanne Staubach writes, pots, and gardens in northeast Connecticut, After a long career in independent bookselling, she now writes and speaks about garden and ceramic history, and sells her handmade pottery nationwide, She is the author of three previous books, source:.