Earthenware Plate By Roland Brice And Fernand Léger Biot
Artist: Roland Brice Fernand Léger Biot
Free-form earthenware plate signed Roland Brice in Biot (Alpes-Maritimes), central decoration of a stylized flower enameled in red and black on a white background, yellow edge, inspired by the work of Fernand Léger, of whom Roland Brice was the ceramist. 1950s.
Very good condition
Diameter 23 cm
Signed on the back R.Brice Biot-AM
BRICE Roland (1911-1989)
Sculptor-ceramist, former student of Fernand Léger, he became his official ceramist from 1949. In his workshop in Biot, he worked on his own creations where we find the painter's mark - primary colors, black line, characters with rounded curves... Brice is also attached to free forms and combines the useful and the beautiful through his vases, his dishes and his plates. He was a fervent supporter of art in the city and of polychromy, a vital dimension for human beings.
Very good condition
Diameter 23 cm
Signed on the back R.Brice Biot-AM
BRICE Roland (1911-1989)
Sculptor-ceramist, former student of Fernand Léger, he became his official ceramist from 1949. In his workshop in Biot, he worked on his own creations where we find the painter's mark - primary colors, black line, characters with rounded curves... Brice is also attached to free forms and combines the useful and the beautiful through his vases, his dishes and his plates. He was a fervent supporter of art in the city and of polychromy, a vital dimension for human beings.
350 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Earthenware
Diameter: 23cm
Reference (ID): 1590686
Availability: In stock
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