Plasticine was developed in Bath by the Director of the Bath School of Art, William Harbutt, ... at Bathampton, finally closed in 1983. Comments are closed for this object. Share this link: Delicious; ...

William Harbutt began small scale production of the clay in his basement, using a garden roller to flatten it out. Within four years, production had moved to Harbutt's first factory in Bathampton.

A Cobble Hill townhouse that was once home to the late photojournalist Charles Harbutt and his then-wife, Alberta, has hit the market for $4.99 million. Harbutt, 79, died of emphysema in 2015. The … ...

The Center for Creative Photography is celebrating Charles Harbutt’s photographic work, and its relationship to the printed page. The exhibition features a complete set of prints from Harbutt ...

Spotting art in unusual places is Victoria Harbutt's forte. When the art curator tripped over a bag with a Vodka Martini in hand at a party a few years ago, she noticed what most wouldn't. ''I was ...

Bath Harbutt and his wife were well respected artists and many of their artist friends were asked to illustrate the original packaging on display. The only Plasticine factory on Earth, at ...