Ceramic Trinket Bowl By The Cloutier Brothers
Artist: Cloutier
Rectangular trinket bowl in enamelled ceramic by the Cloutier brothers, decorated with a landscape in different shades of blue and pink. 1960s. Perfect condition
Width 20.5cm
Depth 14.5cm
Signature engraved below Cloutier
Robert (1930-2008) and Jean CLOUTIER (1930-2015)
Twin brothers, Jean and Robert Cloutier complete their training at the School of Ceramics in Meaux by integrating various Parisian workshops, in particular that of Georges Jouve (1910-1974) then Pol Chambost (1906-1983). In 1965, they created their own workshop at 53 rue de Reuilly in Paris. They orient themselves in the decoration of the art of the table by creating the famous red Cloutier characteristic of their production. Like their contemporaries, they exhibited at the Salon des Ateliers d'Art de France from 1963. They collaborated as decorators with manufacturers such as Haviland in Limoges. Their research leads them to work on mural architecture and interior decoration by innovating screen walls. In 1972, they left to settle in Yvonne in Vinneuf, then in Languedoc in Marsillargues in 1977. They then distributed their production in their gallery in Lunel. The Cloutier brothers contributed to the revival of French ceramics in the 1950s by creating a dreamlike universe of their own.
Width 20.5cm
Depth 14.5cm
Signature engraved below Cloutier
Robert (1930-2008) and Jean CLOUTIER (1930-2015)
Twin brothers, Jean and Robert Cloutier complete their training at the School of Ceramics in Meaux by integrating various Parisian workshops, in particular that of Georges Jouve (1910-1974) then Pol Chambost (1906-1983). In 1965, they created their own workshop at 53 rue de Reuilly in Paris. They orient themselves in the decoration of the art of the table by creating the famous red Cloutier characteristic of their production. Like their contemporaries, they exhibited at the Salon des Ateliers d'Art de France from 1963. They collaborated as decorators with manufacturers such as Haviland in Limoges. Their research leads them to work on mural architecture and interior decoration by innovating screen walls. In 1972, they left to settle in Yvonne in Vinneuf, then in Languedoc in Marsillargues in 1977. They then distributed their production in their gallery in Lunel. The Cloutier brothers contributed to the revival of French ceramics in the 1950s by creating a dreamlike universe of their own.
180 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Ceramic
Width: 20,5cm
Depth: 14,5cm
Reference (ID): 1037865
Availability: In stock
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