Ceramics with an Agenda
Prints have long been used in Britain to disseminate hard-hitting political and social commentary, whereas ceramics are rarely as confrontational. Many exceptions are among the pugnacious mugs, jugs and plates selected for Pots with attitude: British satires on ceramics, 1760–1830, a display at the British Museum, London, from 12 January to 11 March 2018, supported by the Monument Trust.
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