	Nigel LAMBERT Dates: B. 1942 Ceramicist. He worked for the Forestry Commission before studying ceramics at Cornwall College of Higher Education. In 1987 he moved to Bristol and to the Forest of Dean where he established a workshop to produce a range of thrown and press moulded tableware. His abstact decoration is influenced by the colours of old french and spanish peasant ware, and the work of abstract painters including Roger Hilton, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron and other artists from the cornish peninsula. He is also inspired by potters such as Michael Cardew, Peter Smith andr Jeff Oestrich

Nigel LAMBERT

Dates: B. 1942

Ceramicist. He worked for the Forestry Commission before studying ceramics at Cornwall College of Higher Education. In 1987 he moved to Bristol and to the Forest of Dean where he established a workshop to produce a range of thrown and press moulded tableware. His abstact decoration is influenced by the colours of old french and spanish peasant ware, and the work of abstract painters including Roger Hilton, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron and other artists from the cornish peninsula. He is also inspired by potters such as Michael Cardew, Peter Smith andr Jeff Oestrich