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Robert Picault (1919-2000) "fruity" Bowl, Signed "rp France" Circa 1955

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Robert Picault (1919-2000) – Rare "Fruitier" Bowl in Red Glazed Ceramic, Signed RP France. Today I present to you an exceptional piece, a rare "Fruitier" bowl in red glazed ceramic, signed RP France. This model, created around 1955 by the artist Robert Picault, embodies the audacity and elegance of post-war French design. With its imposing dimensions – 39 cm high and 29 cm wide – this piece does not go unnoticed and stands out as a work of art in its own right. Robert Picault, born in 1919 and deceased in 2000, is a major figure in 20th-century French ceramics. Trained at the École nationale supérieure des Arts décoratifs in Paris, he quickly distinguished himself through his innovative approach and keen eye for detail. His creations, often characterized by organic forms and vibrant colors, reflect a constant search for balance between functionality and aesthetics. Red glazed ceramic, like that of this fruit bowl, is emblematic of his work and testifies to his unique expertise. This fruit bowl, with its deep, glossy red glaze, is a perfect example of Picault's artistry. The "RP France" signature engraved under the base attests to its authenticity and rarity. The generous curves and meticulous finish of this piece make it as practical as it is decorative, ideal for enhancing a table or shelf. The history of this ceramic is intimately linked to the evolution of French industrial design in the 1950s. At that time, ceramic artists like Picault played a key role in the renewal of the applied arts, integrating traditional techniques with modern forms. The fruit bowl, an everyday object, becomes a work of art in his hands, combining utility and beauty. To own a piece by Robert Picault is to own a piece of French design history. This fruit bowl, with its color, shape, and signature style, is an invitation to rediscover the French art of living, where every detail counts. Perfect for collectors or art lovers, it will bring a touch of elegance and refinement to your home. For your information, this same ceramic piece in yellow fetched €11,700 at auction at Tajan. Please feel free to contact me for more information or to reserve this unique piece, which is sure to appeal to art and design enthusiasts.

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