Rosenthal Used

Doris Rosenthal used a Guggenheim Fellowship to travel to Mexico in 1931. For the following 13

A dozen wonderful Red Bijorn Winblad Rosenthal egg cups discovered recently in an attic. Never used

lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to

explores “the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use

influences on the lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of

influences on the lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of

effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text

lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to

explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds, “I use

traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the

and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the

.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

. Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of clothing to expose the struggles

Rosenthal explores the effects of traditional and societal influences on the lives of women. Rosenthal adds

number of other artists, working for Rosenthal, used this process in their creations during that period

, Rosenthal used the open sugar mold for the order and the one included here is such.  All pieces in perfect

condition.With the Rosenthal maker's mark. It was used as the original German white glazed porcelain moulds for

valued German manufacturer Rosenthal, marked with the mark used in 1943-1948. A platter from the

series The product is signed with the sign of the excellent German Rosenthal factory used in the years

period, none of this is at all visible in use. Rosenthal Netter sticker and made in Italy sticker with

Exclusive design piece for outdoor use by Rosenthal. The "sun lounge chair" is an

Exclusive design piece for outdoor use by Rosenthal. The "sun lounge chair" is an extremely rare

: Rosenthal 29 *Used as the illustration in the inside cover of the book Nursery Rhymes, published by the

"He Who Believes He Is Something Has Ceased To Become Something." Philip Rosenthal The stamp

. C.C. Beall (1892-1967) was a commercial illustrator who drew comics and book covers. Using Rosenthal

Fabulous Versace design charger dinner plates from the La Mer collection, in vivid torquoise having intricate and romantic decoration inspired by the sea including shells, neoclassic...

Londi’s artistic genius. The names Aldo Londi, Bitossi, and Rosenthal-Netter are used together so much

from use/storage. Signed Rosenthal Germany Studio Linie and Emilio Pucci.

A small vintage bee pin by New York jewelry designer Herbert Rosenthal. Using high quality stones

Elevate your table setting with this set of six cups and saucers from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted

influences on the lives of women.” Rosenthal adds, “I use text, repetition, and the cultural symbolism of

Elevate your table setting with this coffee pot from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted excellently using

Elevate your table setting with this coffee pot from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted excellently using

Elevate your table setting with this coffee pot from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted excellently using

Elevate your table setting with this set of six cups and saucers by Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted

This Ikarus Le jardin de Versace vegetable bowl is from Rosenthal meets Versace. Crafted delicately

This Ikarus Le jardin de Versace vegetable bowl is from Rosenthal meets Versace. Crafted delicately

Elevate your table setting with this teapot set from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted excellently using

This Le Grand Divertissement cup & saucer set is from 'Rosenthal meets Versace'. Crafted delicately

Elevate your table setting with this tea pot set from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted excellently

Elevate your table setting with this set of six cups and saucers by Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted

Elevate your table setting with this set of six cups and saucers from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted

Elevate your table setting with this set of six cups and saucers from Versace x Rosenthal. Crafted