Ceramic Painting "the Fishes" Manfredo Borsi

Manfredo BORSI born in Florence (Italy) in 1900 died in Paris in 1967 rests in St Paul de Vence 06. "I was a painter and I went from canvas to terracotta" from 1948 he lives and works in St PAUL. He was honored at the Faenza Museum in Italy, a place that summarizes the history of ceramics, by awarding him gold medals on several occasions over the years and by acquiring some choice pieces. He made many ceramic pieces at GIRAUD in Vallauris. His exhibitions in France and Europe will multiply. In 1954 ceramic exhibition at the Grimaldi Museum in Antibes next to the works of Picasso his friend. "Picasso ceramic paintings" to designate the Tuscan plates of an entirely innovative design and execution. "By discovering enamels I discovered an incredible palette, a range of colors varying to infinity, unsuspected." Ceramic plate representing fish in evolution signature at the bottom left