Pierre Fougy became Peter Potter in Place Saint-Pierre in Touques. It is in this charming town of half-timbered houses, near Deauville, that we meet him. In the shade of the church, he awaits us, a stained apron tied around his neck, in front of the entrance to a workshop surmounted by an old plaque engraved with "Le P'tit Pierre" (Little Pierre). It is here that Pierre Fougy has practiced his craft as a potter for a few years now, under the pse…
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Pierre Fougy became Peter Potter in Place Saint-Pierre in Touques. It is in this charming town of half-timbered houses, near Deauville, that we meet him. In the shade of the church, he awaits us, a stained apron tied around his neck, in front of the entrance to a workshop surmounted by an old plaque engraved with "Le P'tit Pierre" (Little Pierre). It is here that Pierre Fougy has practiced his craft as a potter for a few years now, under the pse…