Discovering 18th-century Britain: A New Wedgwood Book Review
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The book “Melancholy Wedgwood” by Iris Moon offers a unique perspective on Josiah Wedgwood and his family, focusing on his productions, collaborations, and personal life. Moon’s deep dive into Wedgwood’s world provides stimulating insights and sheds light on lesser-known aspects of his life, such as his disability and the background of his slave medallion. The author’s personal journey of discovery is captured through her visits to key sites and exploration of Wedgwood artifacts. Despite some shortcomings in the book’s format and illustrations, “Melancholy Wedgwood” stands out as a milestone in Wedgwood studies, offering a fresh take on the renowned potter.
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Elara Voss, graduated from the Royal College of Art in London with a Master’s in Fine Art. She specializes in contemporary sculpture and installation art, exploring themes of nature and human interaction. Elara’s works have been featured in several group exhibitions across Europe, and she is currently working on her first solo show.