Press Release. THE PORCELAIN TEAPOT American Art and Heritage

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THE PORCELAIN TEAPOT
American Art and Heritage
(NEW YORK, NY, February 23, 2018)-America has had a rich culture and art. The Porcelain Teapot is one of the example of a time when America was growing as a nation and establishing the values held in the society today. Produced in colonial America, it stands at 3 ½ inch high. The body has underglaze blue and is one of the seven works attributed to John Bartlam. The Porcelain Teapot is a representation of the works of John Bartlam, a potter with exceptional skills. He used Carolinas clay and most of his pieces were made with the intention of competing with the popular luxury porcelains that were being made in England. “-More-“
Most of the pieces made in England would then be sold to the colonies. A closer look at the piece, one is able to establish that, there are traces of the English influences on the art forms, from the shape to the decorations that are made on the teapot.
The article is very elaborate in the way the art represents the development of the American culture as a way of giving tribute to the artist. More importantly the spirit that has helped the nation forge a place in the global economics and politics. This is a subtle way of giving credit to an artist who gives America a place in the art world.
More importantly, the article documents the significance of the piece relative to the time that it was made. This was a time in history when England had significant ...