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Jacques BLIN (1920–1995), tripod-shaped bowl in the so-calle…
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268
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Jacques BLIN (1920–1995), tripod-shaped bowl in the so-calle…
See original version (French)
Estimate €100 - €150
Voluntary lot
Description
Jacques BLIN (1920–1995), tripod-shaped bowl in the so-called ‘oval frying pan’ style, made of blue and black glazed ceramic, with an incised design of a stylised black animal.
Signed on the base. Circa 1960.
In very good overall condition.
Height: 4.5 cm
Width: 14 cm
Depth: 15 cm
Born in 1920 in Pierrefond, Jacques BLIN initially worked as an aeronautical engineer before turning to ceramics in 1949. His early works remained traditional and conventional, but it was his collaboration with the painter Jean RUSTIN from 1955 onwards that transformed his style, characterised by cloudy glazes adorned with birds, animals and human figures – a hallmark of his work. It was this collaboration that earned him the Grand Prix Bernard de Palissy in 1958. The following year, he moved to the Villa Hallé in Paris’s 14th arrondissement and worked alongside renowned ceramicists such as Georges Jouve and Valentine Schegel.
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