SUZANNE RAMIÉ FOR ATELIER MADOURA ‘PINCHED’ CERAMIC BOWL C. 1945
Courtesy of Formative Modern
A glazed, oval earthenware bowl with a slightly pinched mouth, created by Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) created in her workshop, Atelier Madoura in the 1940s. Suzanne Ramié was an accomplished ceramicist who worked in Vallauris alongside her husband. In 1947, they welcomed Picasso into their workshop and it was there that all of Picasso’s ceramic production took place, while Suzanne Ramié continued her own ceramic work, creating unusual forms and employing rich glazes.
This item requires special shipping and handling. The cost of shipping is not included in the object price and will be organized separately. For a shipping quote, please email [email protected].
- 3“H x 6.5“W x 3.75”D
Original: $1,650.00
-65%$1,650.00
$577.50
Description
Courtesy of Formative Modern
A glazed, oval earthenware bowl with a slightly pinched mouth, created by Suzanne Ramié (1905-1974) created in her workshop, Atelier Madoura in the 1940s. Suzanne Ramié was an accomplished ceramicist who worked in Vallauris alongside her husband. In 1947, they welcomed Picasso into their workshop and it was there that all of Picasso’s ceramic production took place, while Suzanne Ramié continued her own ceramic work, creating unusual forms and employing rich glazes.
This item requires special shipping and handling. The cost of shipping is not included in the object price and will be organized separately. For a shipping quote, please email [email protected].
- 3“H x 6.5“W x 3.75”D
