Wedgwood and his works : a selection of his plaques, cameos, medallions, vases, etc. from the designs of Flaxman and others, reproduced in permanent photography by the autotype process 1873

"Wedgwood and His Works" is a book by Eliza Meteyard, published in 1873, which features a collection of photographic reproductions of Josiah Wedgwood's ceramic works, particularly his plaques, cameos, medallions, and vases. The book showcases designs by John Flaxman and other artists, highlighting the artistry and craftsmanship of Wedgwood's pottery, considered a significant development in English ceramics during the 18th century. The book utilizes the autotype process for its images, a photographic printing method popular in the 19th century. This book provides a valuable resource for art historians and collectors interested in Wedgwood's legacy and the evolution of ceramic design.