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Paul Scott and the blue ceramic part on the Hanoi Mural
Cumbrian Blues is the art-nickname of the
contemporary British ceramist Paul Scott. He is a member of Contemporary Applied
Arts, London and the International Academy of Ceramics. Vice Chair of the Artists
Information Company he is a founder member of its Artists Advisory Group and
AIR. Paul’s commissioned work can be found in public places in the North of
England, including Carlisle, Maryport, Gateshead and Newcastle Upon Tyne...and
nowadays in the Hanoi Mural in the heart of Hanoi Capital, Vietnam...
Paul
Scott at the studio of the Hanoi Mural Project
Paul is best known for his research into ceramics and
print. His books such as "Ceramics and Print" or "Painted Clay : Graphic Arts and the Ceramic Surface" has been publised in many countries and are widely welcomed by the international ceramists. 
Paul Scott at the studio of the Hanoi Mural Project

English Ceramist Paul Scott
The founder of the Hanoi Mural - Ms Nguyen Thu
Thuy, occasionally has purchased one of the Paul's books in Hanoi. She was
impressive with the contents of the book and thus, thanks to the helps from
the friend-artist in London and the British Council in Hanoi (Vietnam), tried
to invite Paul Scott to participate in the Hanoi Mural. Although he is busy
with the exhibitions and the lesson in Europe and America, Paul Scott has
accepted the invitation. He went to Hanoi and, with the assistance of the
Vietnamese artists and artisans, has been created specifically for the Hanoi
Mural a part of the blue ceramic with the motif of the peach blossom,
which is printed in a ceramic plate belonging to the Gustavsberg Museum,
near Stockholm (Sweden). Paul said: "This blue motif is similar to the
Calico one, which is producing in the Burleigh , England".

Paul
Scott and the founder of the Hanoi Mural Nguyễn Thu Thủy at the mural site.
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