Hans Coper
Stoneware, layered white slips and manganese oxide over a textured body, interior with manganese glaze
Victoria & Albert Museum
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Hans Coper
Stoneware, layered white slips and manganese oxide over a textured body, interior with manganese glaze
Victoria & Albert Museum
“Pot by Hans Coper, height 54cm. Stoneware, 1968”
Courtesy of the Trustees of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
From: “sculptural ceramics” by Gregory, Ian; 1992.
Lucie Rie and Hans Coper, Exceptional Ceramics | London | November 2023
Hans Coper 100
Hans Coper was one of the 20th century’s great potters and artists. Our ongoing display celebrates his centenary by uniting items from our collection, more than 30 loans from private collectors and several seldom-seen, often intimate photographs of Coper at work. Visit for FREE until 26 September, but don't forget that a General Entry ticket is required. https://ashmolean.org/event/hans-coper#/
Hans Coper
"I am a potter, but he was an artist" said Lucie Rie on Hans Coper, remembering one of the most extraordinary artistic partnerships of the post-war period, interrupted in 1981 by Coper's death.
British studio pottery vases in the style of Hans Coper and Lucie Rie, with unidentified potters seal.