Patrick Piccarelle (1952). Porcelain. Two Pendants To Be Worn As A Necklace. 1988

Name: Patrick Piccarelle (1952). Porcelain. Two Pendants To Be Worn As A Necklace. 1988
SKU: 1699180
Price: 150 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Object description :

"Patrick Piccarelle (1952). Porcelain. Two Pendants To Be Worn As A Necklace. 1988"

Patrick Piccarelle is a Belgian ceramicist born in 1952. He studied at St. Luc and the Boitsfort Academy. A student of Simon du Chastel, Cédric de Villers, Orlandini, J. Henrion, and Anne Cap, he was a Pro Civitate laureate, selected for the Province of Brabant, Zemst (1973), and shortlisted for the Faenza Prize (1982). He taught ceramics at the Uccle Academy and in La Borne, France. The two white porcelain plaques are both signed and dated 1988. Prize awarded for the set. Visible dimensions: 8.5 cm high, 5 cm wide. Listed in "Ars Ceramica". (See photographs)

Price: 150 €

Artist: Patrick Piccarelle
Period: 20th century
Style: Modern Art
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Porcelain
Width: 5 cm
Height: 8,5 cm

Reference: 1699180
Availability: In stock