Large Cup Centerpiece Barbotine Palissy Style Achille Barbizet Paris Serpent Renaissance
Artist: Achille Barbizet
Old & large slip cup dating from the mid-19th century
Very beautiful decoration of snake, lizard, frog, moth.
Neo-Renaissance work in the style of Palissy Work by the artist Achille Barbizet.
19cm in height and 29cm in diameter.
Very good condition, some chips.
Jean Baptiste Victor Barbizet (1808-1884), commonly known as Victor Barbizet, was a French ceramist. He is the founder of the “Parisian School” which is part of the neo-Palissean movement of the 19th century. A merchant from Dijon, he set up his workshop in Paris in 1850, where he still produces ceramics in the Palissy style. In 1858, he obtained the gold medal for ceramics in Dijon. His productions are characterized by an intense blue background. He has a son, Claude-Achille Barbizet, with whom he obtained certain prizes.
Very beautiful decoration of snake, lizard, frog, moth.
Neo-Renaissance work in the style of Palissy Work by the artist Achille Barbizet.
19cm in height and 29cm in diameter.
Very good condition, some chips.
Jean Baptiste Victor Barbizet (1808-1884), commonly known as Victor Barbizet, was a French ceramist. He is the founder of the “Parisian School” which is part of the neo-Palissean movement of the 19th century. A merchant from Dijon, he set up his workshop in Paris in 1850, where he still produces ceramics in the Palissy style. In 1858, he obtained the gold medal for ceramics in Dijon. His productions are characterized by an intense blue background. He has a son, Claude-Achille Barbizet, with whom he obtained certain prizes.
500 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Earthenware
Reference (ID): 1383614
Availability: In stock
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