Alexandre Kostanda (1921-2007) Ceramic Pitcher Vase
Artist: Alexandre Kostanda
Ceramic pitcher by Alexandre Kostanda, born in 1921 in Poland, a French ceramist renowned for his innovative and technical work.
Very good condition.
Signed under the base.
Height : 34 cm.
Alexandre Kostanda began his career as an apprentice to Louis Giraud in Vallauris in 1936. Over the years, he taught ceramics in Biot and was a teacher to the founders of the Accolay workshops. In 1949, he returned to Vallauris, where he took over the direction of Louis Giraud's studio before founding his own in 1953. Kostanda used stoneware clay from Cluny, which withstands higher firing temperatures, and mixed it with Vallauris earth. His ceramics, which evolved from floral motifs to more refined designs, are characterized by muted colors close to the natural hues of clay.
Very good condition.
Signed under the base.
Height : 34 cm.
Alexandre Kostanda began his career as an apprentice to Louis Giraud in Vallauris in 1936. Over the years, he taught ceramics in Biot and was a teacher to the founders of the Accolay workshops. In 1949, he returned to Vallauris, where he took over the direction of Louis Giraud's studio before founding his own in 1953. Kostanda used stoneware clay from Cluny, which withstands higher firing temperatures, and mixed it with Vallauris earth. His ceramics, which evolved from floral motifs to more refined designs, are characterized by muted colors close to the natural hues of clay.
250 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Sandstone
Height: 34 cm
Reference (ID): 1635042
Availability: In stock
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