Earthenware Pitcher By Juliette Derel Vallauris
Artist: Juliette Derel Vallauris
Enamelled earthenware pitcher by Juliette Derel (1918-2007) in Vallauris, geometric decoration in aubergine, purple, yellow and blue colors, 1960s. Perfect condition
Height 17cm
Signed "Derel" under the base.
Juliette Derel (1918 - 2007)
French ceramist born in Normandy, Juliette Derel studied at the Beaux-Arts in Tours. At the beginning of the 1950s, she settled in Vallauris and married Jean Rivier. They worked together until their separation in 1961. Vallauris was then a mecca for art and ceramics, where she met Picasso and her nephew Javier Vilato. Her work is prolific: creator of utilitarian pieces (mirrors, dishes, vases), she is moving more and more towards sculptural works, such as these candlesticks or coat racks on metal frames.
Bibliography : "Juliette Derel Céramiques" by François Lippmann and Marie-Pascale Suhard, Editions Snoeck.
Height 17cm
Signed "Derel" under the base.
Juliette Derel (1918 - 2007)
French ceramist born in Normandy, Juliette Derel studied at the Beaux-Arts in Tours. At the beginning of the 1950s, she settled in Vallauris and married Jean Rivier. They worked together until their separation in 1961. Vallauris was then a mecca for art and ceramics, where she met Picasso and her nephew Javier Vilato. Her work is prolific: creator of utilitarian pieces (mirrors, dishes, vases), she is moving more and more towards sculptural works, such as these candlesticks or coat racks on metal frames.
Bibliography : "Juliette Derel Céramiques" by François Lippmann and Marie-Pascale Suhard, Editions Snoeck.
480 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Earthenware
Height: 17cm
Reference (ID): 1247291
Availability: In stock
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