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Session One: Made at home, built abroad
Chaired by Tony Herbert, author of The Decorative Tile
in Architecture and Interiors, and founder member of TACS.
Dr Lynn Pearson
Way Beyond Burslem: A
journey through British-made ceramic locations abroad: Paper New
Barry Corbett
Pilkington’s Tiles -
Exporting Beauty from Lancashire: Exhibitions and Export Market,
1893-1938: Paper New
Amy Smith
Reports on her travels
in the USA during summer 2011 on a Winston Churchill Travelling
Fellowship researching the use of architectural terracotta: Abstract.
David Malkin
Retiling the floors of the world: 60 years of exporting
tiles
Session Two: Design and technology transfer
within Europe
Chaired by Dr Alan Swale, lecturer, ceramic designer and
historian, and former TACS Chair.
Mario Baeck
‘We can equal more
cheaply‘: German, Belgian and French interest in English
industrial tiles and tile technology during the nineteenth
century: Abstract
Hans van Lemmen
The influence of
Stoke tile technology and design on Portuguese and Spanish tiles: Abstract, Slides
Johan Kamermans
Gothic Revival
tiles in Dutch architecture: Abstract
Session Three: The cultural context of the
ceramic export trade
Chaired by Penny Beckett, TACS Chair and former Editor of
the TACS magazine Glazed Expressions.
Dr Graham McLaren
Manners, Morals and the Modern:
Exporting Ideas and Publishing British Tiles in the Late
Nineteenth Century: Abstract
Professor Chantal Zheng
The Japanese ‘Victorian
tiles’: A synthesis of East and West savoir-faire: Paper , Slides New
Chris Blanchett
Japanese Copies of
British Tiles from the 1920s and 1930s. Abstract , Images New
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