Schlegel Valentine

More notably artists of the 1950 French Ceramicists such as George Jouve, Jacques and Dani Ruelland, Andre Borderie and Valentine Schlegel. Hence his journey into his own ceramics be...

Marries Willy Rizzo Perriand Guariche Artemide Mortier Le Corbusier Prouvé Reggiani Paulin Ico Parisi Knoll Guermonprez Eames Gascoin Charles Ray Guzzini Magisttreti Interform Bertoi...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

At the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Montpellier, where she was admitted under the age of sixteen, Mithé reunited with her friend from Sétoise, Valentine Schlegel. Three years later, the g...

In her spare time, she received dinner guests in her house in Séte: Valentine Schlegel, her sister Andrée and her husband Jean Vilar, her neighbour François Desnoyer, Jean Hugo and P...

There she meets the Sète resident Valentine Schlegel. In 1943, she was selected to enter the School of Artistic Training in Fontcarrade, a center of excellence in the art of ceramics.

About the Artist: As a ceramist Jean Megard (1925-2015) took part in the early fifties to several exhibitions of two prestigious parisian galeries ; the Galerie Mai for whom he wa...

Pata de Elefante Small Table Lamp — Atomic Collection by Isabel Moncada Named ""Elephant's Foot"" for its bold, bulbous base, the Pata de Elefante Small is one of Isabel Moncada's m...

Roger Capron ceramic vase titled Day and Night created in 1970 with Jean Derval. This form was often also created as a lamp. The vase is much more rare and a similar vase is pictured...

Beautiful chandelier by Diego Mardegan for Glustin Luminaires, this other version of the spider chandelier has longer arms on the sides giving the oval shape. The metal arms paint...

This Forsyth mushroom pouf ottoman was created and designed by the Forsyth design team. Each ottoman is handcrafted in Saint Louis. A cute decorative piece for any room adding textur...

Beautiful Le Bambole sofa in coral/pink coloured velvet designed by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia in the 1970s. This beautiful edition is reupholstered in a high quality cotton velve...

An impressive object entirely shaped and finished by hand, it reveals very different glaze treatments inside and out. While expertly worked to achieve a scalloped edge and channeled ...

Yasuhisa Kohyama shapes his asymmetrical forms using piano wire, creating distinctive rough surfaces. The clay with its feldspar nuggets creates a tactile quality rarely seen in cont...

Elegant thrown porcelain vase with an expansive and vibrant aquamarine crystalline glaze on a sand colored base by master French ceramist Taxile Doat, from the University City Porcel...

This outstanding Tonnerre stone fireplace is a masterpiece of the first French Renaissance. It was sculpted in 1534, under the reign of King François the 1st for Philippe Merlan (150...

Pair of rushed chairs by Joseph Savina.

Ceramic vase in gray and green tones, glazed. Made by Vera SZÉKELY (1919-1994), Pierre SZÉKELY (1923-2001) and André BORDERIE (1923-1998) France, CIRCA 1950.

Élisabeth Joulia, born July 30, 1925 in Riom and died August 11, 2003 in Bourges1 , was a French ceramist. From the 1950s onwards, she contributed to freeing ceramics from tradition,...