Third book in the series by Fraser Street
Discover the captivating world of Moorcroft pottery in *Moorcroft: A New Dawn*, the third installment in Fraser Street's acclaimed series documenting the evolution of this iconic British art pottery. This meticulously researched and beautifully presented hardcover edition offers a comprehensive exploration of the Moorcroft story, focusing particularly on the innovative designs and artistic direction that shaped the company in a pivotal period (presumably following the eras covered in Street's previous volumes). Fraser Street, a respected authority on Moorcroft, delves deep into the artistic and historical context of the pottery, providing readers with a rich understanding of the techniques, influences, and personalities that contributed to its enduring appeal. While the book's description provided suggests this is the third book in the series by Fraser Street, online sources indicate that Street is very well known as a Moorcroft expert, and has written quite a bit about the company. This *First Edition* (2006) published by WM Publications spans 450 pages and contains numerous high-quality images, showcasing the vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and distinctive craftsmanship that define Moorcroft pottery. Expect to see detailed photographs of rare and significant pieces, alongside insights into the artists who created them. The book not only serves as a visual feast but also provides invaluable information for collectors, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the history of decorative arts. *Moorcroft: A New Dawn* likely examines the challenges and triumphs Moorcroft faced during the period it covers. Perhaps this book discusses the artistry of the key designers contributing to Moorcroft pieces? Did the company pivot at this time, leading to new directions or innovations? Did a new artist emerge as a star for the company? These are examples of themes the book most likely delves into. Given the title and the book's presumed position in the author's series, it's reasonable to assume the focus is on a period of change, revitalization, or fresh perspectives within the company. Weighing in at a substantial 1980 grams (approximately 4.37 pounds), this is a substantial and authoritative volume. Its language is English. This is a highly collectable book and an excellent addition to your collection. Whether you're a seasoned Moorcroft collector seeking to expand your knowledge or a newcomer eager to learn about this fascinating art form, *Moorcroft: A New Dawn* is an essential resource. Its thorough research, stunning photography, and engaging narrative make it a must-have for anyone interested in ceramics, art history, and the enduring legacy of Moorcroft pottery.