An interesting vase, decorated with dripstone glaze. During the Art Nouveau period, innovative ceramicists were partly inspired by vases from the Far East, admiring their colours and the spontaneity and uniqueness of their decoration. Such ceramics are sometimes called "reactionary" ceramics, as reactions to traditional European ceramics.
+ DRIPART VASE, Denbac, Art Nouveau, France, early 20th century
zł480.00
An interesting vase, decorated with dripstone glaze. During the Art Nouveau period, innovative ceramicists were partly inspired by vases from the Far East, admiring their colours and the spontaneity and uniqueness of their decoration. Such ceramics are sometimes called "reactionary" ceramics, as reactions to traditional European ceramics.
Description
The offered vase was created in a small Debac factory, founded by Rene Derbert, which existed with breaks until 1952. The innovative experiences of French ceramists also reached Poland, where vases with dripstone decoration were produced by Stanisław Jagmin.
Majolica/glazed faience.
Art Nouveau, Denbac, France, ca. 1909-1920
Height 26 cm.
Very good condition.