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Price Reduction - $19.95 each or $49.95 per set
 Flashback!
Now is your chance to travel back to those early days of
studio ceramics with these fully searchable CD-ROMs featuring all
issues of Ceramics Monthly from 1953-1979. For less than the
original cost of the magazine, you can explore classic techniques and
see many works that have since found their way into museums. Most of
the historical issues sold out shortly after publication and are now
only available on these timeless CDs. Purchase each of the decades individually
for only $19.95
or
the entire set for only $49.95 (US Orders Only)
1950s Ceramics Monthly Archive CD - Was $29.95 - Now $19.95
It
was a time of Rock 'n' Roll, poodle skirts, the Cold War and the studio
pottery movement was just budding. Now is your chance to travel back to
those early days of studio ceramics with this new CD featuring all 80
issues of Ceramics Monthly from 1953-1959. For less than the
original cost of the magazine, you can review early efforts of unknowns
who went on to fame, explore classic techniques and view works that
have since found their way into museums. Most of these historical
issues sold out shortly after publication and are now available for the
first time in over 50 years!
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1960s Ceramics Monthly Archive CD - Was $39.95 - Now $19.95  | This CD contains all 100 issues of Ceramics Monthly from
1960-1969. Features articles on techniques for forming, glazing and
glaze formulation and studio practices. Also includes profiles of
artists and artisans, exhibition coverage, readers' suggestions,
answers to technical questions, ceramic art history, coverage of
international pottery making from all continents, and current events in
the ceramic art field. All materials are searchable by keyword.
Two-disk set.
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1970s Ceramics Monthly Archive CD - Was $39.95 - Now $19.95 This CD contains all 100 issues of Ceramics Monthly from 1970-1979. Features articles on techniques for forming, glazing and glaze formulation and studio practices. Also includes profiles of artists and artisans, exhibition coverage, readers' suggestions, answers to technical questions, ceramic art history, coverage of international pottery making from all continents and more. All materials are searchable by keyword. Two-disk set.
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