Yoshikawa Masamichi
(Japanese b.1946)
Yoshikawa Masamichi is notable for working only in porcelain, specialising in celadon glazes. He often inlays works with designs in cobalt blue or copper red. He works in small scale domestic pieces, up to large architectural forms partly inspired by ancient Chinese ceramics depicting buildings or compounds. His pale blue seihakuji celadon is known for pooling and gathering across the surface, creating variation in colour and depth. He has been widely exhibited in Japan and internationally and his works are held in numerous public collections including the Victoria and Albert Museum, UK, Tokoname City Museum, Japan and the Musee National de Ceramique Sevres, France.
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