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Medium Jet Black Blade

Matthew Darly, 2019

James Oughtibridge is a studio potter best known for his hand-built organic forms that are inspired by the dramatic landscape around his home in the Yorkshire Pennines.

Oughtibridge studied at Loughborough University and then at the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 2001.

Medium Jet Black Blade is the latest in a series of gifts by Nicholas and Judith Goodisonto the outstanding collection of contemporary crafts at the Fitzwilliam Museum.

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Title of artwork, date

Medium Jet Black Blade, 2019

Date supported

2020

Medium and material

Hand-built and carved stoneware, black, unglazed. Spherical form with cut-away sections.

Dimensions

36 x 40

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