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Jan 16, 2015
Price: Contact Artist for Price
Media: Pastel
Size: 6x6 in
On Hold
I was trying to find the name of this china pattern with no luck. I
did spend way too much time reading about the difference between
porcelain, fine china and bone china. Quite interesting-- bone china is
30% ground up bones (cattle). And then I found this:
Charles Krafft's Villa Delirium Delft Works produces porcelain family memorabilia from human ashes. His motto? "Ashes to ashes, dust to delft". P.S. The background on this painting is a soft periwinkle, NOT swimming pool blue. No amount of futzing in Photoshop will get me the correct color.
I was trying to find the name of this china pattern with no luck. I
did spend way too much time reading about the difference between
porcelain, fine china and bone china. Quite interesting-- bone china is
30% ground up bones (cattle). And then I found this:
Charles Krafft's Villa Delirium Delft Works produces porcelain family memorabilia from human ashes. His motto? "Ashes to ashes, dust to delft". P.S. The background on this painting is a soft periwinkle, NOT swimming pool blue. No amount of futzing in Photoshop will get me the correct color. |
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