Sketch meet at Victoria & Albert Museum Tuesday 1st May
The meeting place was the Ceramics gallery 6th Floor.
Najlaa was on 2nd floor studying patterns on sideboard tablecloths.
then Judith was in Sculpture on the ground floor, doing two studies of Rodin's hand.
Janet 'K' was working in a gallery devoted to work by Carolein Smit - her choice was 'Medusa's Head'. Highly detailed and sometimes macabre pieces are worth a visit.
Then Carol was studying a Marcello Fantoni piece in coloured glass,
and Ian Godfrey's stoneware piece: 'Grey Fox Box' a mystical world set on a box.
My study was of 'Dark Trivalve' a stoneware piece by Hanina Cassell 1975. Hand carved and based on Islamic and African influence.
Lastly, Joyce did several studies of stoneware by Kakurezaki Ryuichi, Anthony Hepburn, and Ruth Duckworth and was returning a study of Roger Law's design 'Anger' executed by Janice Tchalenko
Extra-mural activity was Judith's sketch - whilst on holiday in Ireland - of her husband sporting a new leather cap, studying his mobile.
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