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Barry Brickell; A Head of Steam

by Christine Leov-Lealand

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Barry Brickell is the creator and director of Driving Creek Railway and Potteries, the uniquely personal theme park at Coromandel. As one of New Zealand's best known potters, Barry Brickell has literally helped shape the country's crafts scene. With Colin McCahon, he was in the vanguard of the first generation of New Zealand artists whose inspiration came from th land, light and people of his own country ..." -- Back cover.… (more)
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Barry Brickell is the creator and director of Driving Creek Railway and Potteries, the uniquely personal theme park at Coromandel. As one of New Zealand's best known potters, Barry Brickell has literally helped shape the country's crafts scene. With Colin McCahon, he was in the vanguard of the first generation of New Zealand artists whose inspiration came from th land, light and people of his own country ..." -- Back cover.

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