Art deco vase

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Della Robbia Vase, (United States, Ohio, Zanesville, 1890-1954) Frederick Hurten Rhead (England, active United States, 1880-1942), United States, 1906-1908, Furnishings, Earthenware, high glaze.

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Frederick Hurten Rhead (1880-1942) - For University City Pottery - Vase. Incised, Painted and Glazed Pottery. University City, Missouri. Circa 1911. 9-7/16".

Vase, Frederick Hurten Rhead (England, active United States, 1880-1942) (United States, Missouri, University City, 1909-1911), United States, 1911, Furnishings, Earthenware.

Shio Kusaka Tomita Hiroyuki Rosenthal Art Deco vase, Germany Tones of neutrality Interior designs and decor of the fifties and sixties were furnished with bold, bright, primary colours, lush textures, trippy colour combos, striking patterns and forays into the futuristic, which created styles with a vivid presence that demanded attention. The glossy, high contrast, edgy imagery was incisive, provocative and revolutionary in feel which made it and appropriate fit for the the radical decade of…

Volcanic glaze bottle - Jay Kvapil I never tire of admiring a design that exudes originality and spirit. Sometimes form alone works a treat, with the right balance and originality. Any added decoration would detract from its pure brilliance. Decorative lines, texture and colour can all contribute to the added illusion of depth and combine to manifest rhythm in the design. Overlapping lines and colours support the perception of depth. Sharp edges in the decoration can flatten the depth, as…

Franco-Belgian ceramist Charles Catteau could be regarded as one of the most versatile ceramic artists of his generation, especially for the style of Art Deco.

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Franco-Belgian ceramist Charles Catteau could be regarded as one of the most versatile ceramic artists of his generation, especially for the style of Art Deco. Catteau advanced the forms, techniques and decoration of modern ceramics, creating an exceptionally original, new and decorative genre. Hired as a ceramic decorator in Ecole Nationale de Sèvres from 1903 to 1904, he began producing designs that were rather traditional, based on the observation of nature, and showing the influence of…