Shary Boyle's lovely porcelain horror

When I was a little kid, one of my great aunts had a collection of frilly, delicate porcelain figurines of girls in baroque dresses. I remember looking at them, knowing that I was supposed to think they were pretty, but feeling like they might come alive and murder me if they had the chance. Maybe…

Fictocriticism Review of Shary Boyle's “Outside the Palace of Me”, by Ryan Bigge

Laurie Langford artist - Shary Boyle, 'Ouroboros', 2006. Porcelain, china paint, lustre. The Ouroboros is an ancient symbol depicting a serpent or dragon eating its own tail.

The Disciples: James Mollison's portraits of music fans

The Ceramic Artists of Kangiqliniq

Lot: Rare German Two-Faced Porcelain Doll Head Depicting Two Ages of Women 600/900

The Disciples: James Mollison's portraits of music fans

Juxtaposition of works of “Degenerate Art by Karl Schmidt-Rottluff and Amedeo Modigliani and photographs of facial deformities, fro…

Shary Boyle's lovely porcelain horror Porcelain figurines, Baroque dress, Porcelain

shary boyle Sculpture, Creepy dolls, Art dolls