A richly illustrated book concentrating on the early ceramic work of ‘Transvestite Potter’, bestselling author, broadcaster and social commentator Grayson Perry Grayson Perry is one of today’s most popular artists, known for his flamboyant persona and playful pots. For the first time, this book explores Perry’s artistic origins through the artworks that made his name in the years 1982–94, exploring his role as commentator on contemporary culture and the emergence of his own identity as ‘the Transvestite Potter’. The book includes an essay by Grayson Perry in which he looks back on this period of his life. Details Authors: Catrin Jones is Curator, Holburne Museum, Bath and Chris Stephens is Curator, Holburne Museum, Bath. Pages: 176 pages | 148 colour illustrations Date published: January 2020 Language: English ISBN: 978-0500094198- Hardcover, 9780500298206 - Paperback Product Dimensions: 25.4 x 21.8 cm
