Madoura Suzanne Ramie

Suzanne Ramié (1907-1974,) France. Ceramic large white plate by renowned France artist Suzanne Ramié having a white-milky glaze.

Madoura, very large ceramic platter attributed to Suzanne Ramie, Vallauris.

Suzanne Ramié (1905–1974) was a French ceramicist celebrated for founding the Madoura pottery workshop in Vallauris.

Suzanne Madoura / Suzanne DOULY, Suzanne RAMIÉ (1907-1974, France) : Oriignal unique handmade enameled ceramic cup Dimensions Diameter 13 cm Height 3.8 cm Bears the "Madoura" stamp...

Mid-century Ceramic Cup by Suzanne Ramié - Madoura - 50s- Era Ruelland Capron Textured bowl by Suzanne Ramié, created in the legendary Atelier Madoura and signed “Madoura Plein Feu.”

A Ceramic Bottle by Suzanne Ramié for " Atelier Madoura " Vallauris France 1970's.

Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) created Atelier Madoura with her husband Georges in Vallauris, South of France .

Extremely rare set of ten plates with generous shape, fretworked sides and white glazes. Atelier Madoura is inseparable from the ceramic work of Pablo Picasso and its founder Suzann...

Suzanne Ramié, co-founder of Atelier Madoura, played a central role in reviving the pottery traditions of Vallauris in the south of France during the 20th century.

In the 1950s and 1960s she called on several ceramic artisans such as Pol Chambost, Madoura, Suzanne Ramié etc...... In 1972 everything ends.

This vibrant green glazed ceramic plate is a striking example of Madoura’s artistry. Shaped like a stylized leaf, it captures both elegance and a touch of whimsy. The glossy glaze hi...

Zoomorphic pitcher created by Suzanne Ramie for the Madoura workshop circa 1945.

Suzanne Ramié was a highly influential French ceramist and co‑founder of the famed Atelier Madoura in Vallauris, in the south of France.

Suzanne Ramié for Madoura, France. Ceramic vase in the goblet shape.

Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) for Atelier Madoura, France.

Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) for Atelier Madoura, France.

Vallauris Madoura vase, France, 1960. Madoura Plein Feu Stamp, Suzanne Ramie H 30,5 , D 6,5 bottom cm.

Large zoomorphic pitcher created by Suzanne Ramie for the Madoura workshop circa 1945.

Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) for Atelier Madoura, France.

Suzanne Ramie (1905-1974) for Atelier Madoura. Large vase in glazed stoneware.

Very good condition In Vallauris, Picasso discovered in Suzanne Ramié’s Madoura studio a place conducive to experimentation.

Starting in late 1940s, availability of raw clay medium and glazes, qualified work force, and multiple workshops and factories attracted ceramic artists from different parts of Franc...

Based in Vallauris, after Suzanne Ramié (Madoura workshop), André Baud actively participated in the renaissance of ceramics in Vallauris, with Robert Picault and Roger Capron (the Ca...

Alongside contemporaries Robert Picault, Roger Capron, and Suzanne Ramié (Madoura), he played a central role in the renaissance of Vallauris pottery.

The surface reveals areas of intentional crackle, smoked patterns, and splash-glaze effects reminiscent of Paul Soldner’s American Raku work and the Suzanne Ramié / Madoura Vallauris...

He perfected his ceramic technique at the Madoura workshop with Suzanne Ramié. Chagall, Matisse, Cocteau, Miro, Braque, Rouault, Fernand Léger, who came to stay in Vallauris, crea...

Colette Guéden’s team, which is being strengthened with Alain Le Foll, Geneviève Pons… , also called upon outside craftsmen such as Pol Chambost (1906-1983), Madoura with Suzanne Ram...

Colette Guéden’s team, which is being strengthened with Alain Le Foll, Geneviève Pons… , also called upon outside craftsmen such as Pol Chambost (1906-1983), Madoura with Suzanne Ram...

Colette Guéden’s team, which is being strengthened with Alain Le Foll, Geneviève Pons… , also called upon outside craftsmen such as Pol Chambost (1906-1983), Madoura with Suzanne Ram...

Stamped Madoura under the base. This design extremely rare design, executed in a green-glazed ceramic, features two semi-cylindrical "wings" attached on either side of a central colu...