Jacques Blin, Pair Of Ceramic Lamps With Incised Parietal Decoration, Circa 1955-1960
Artist: Jacques Blin
Jacques BLIN (1920-1995), Pair of ceramicceramic lamps with incised parietal decoration, circa 1955-1960
Turned and glazedturned and glazed, engraved decoration, original shades.
Signedunder the base
Dimensions:
Ceramic height:17 cm / Shade height: 25 cm / Total lamp height: 41 cm;
Ceramic diameterceramic 16 cm / Shade diameter : 17 cm
Pairceramic lamps resting on a circular base surmounted by a stretched neckneck, forming a balanced silhouette, with a characteristic ring-shaped handlehandle on the side.
Glaze,blue tones shaded with deep green, features a subtle wiping treatment, revealingvariations in material and density, giving the surface a lively appearance.give the surface a lively appearance.
Thebase is adorned with a continuous frieze of incised motifs (geometric signs,stylized figures and free lines) evoking a graphic repertoire close toart, where the engraved gesture takes precedence over the ornament.
Theoriginal cylindrical shades, in woven fiber, complement the ensemble withlight, emphasizing the relief of the decor.
Trainedbefore devoting himself to ceramics, Jacques BLIN develops a singularwhere structural rigor and graphic freedom coexist.
Hisoften likened to archaic forms of expression, are less about decorativethan a veritable system of signs. This approachgives his creations an aesthetic and conceptual dimension.
Thepresent pair fully illustrates this approach, where light reveals the depth of theand animates the surface. The preservation of the original lampshades
Turned and glazedturned and glazed, engraved decoration, original shades.
Signedunder the base
Dimensions:
Ceramic height:17 cm / Shade height: 25 cm / Total lamp height: 41 cm;
Ceramic diameterceramic 16 cm / Shade diameter : 17 cm
Pairceramic lamps resting on a circular base surmounted by a stretched neckneck, forming a balanced silhouette, with a characteristic ring-shaped handlehandle on the side.
Glaze,blue tones shaded with deep green, features a subtle wiping treatment, revealingvariations in material and density, giving the surface a lively appearance.give the surface a lively appearance.
Thebase is adorned with a continuous frieze of incised motifs (geometric signs,stylized figures and free lines) evoking a graphic repertoire close toart, where the engraved gesture takes precedence over the ornament.
Theoriginal cylindrical shades, in woven fiber, complement the ensemble withlight, emphasizing the relief of the decor.
Trainedbefore devoting himself to ceramics, Jacques BLIN develops a singularwhere structural rigor and graphic freedom coexist.
Hisoften likened to archaic forms of expression, are less about decorativethan a veritable system of signs. This approachgives his creations an aesthetic and conceptual dimension.
Thepresent pair fully illustrates this approach, where light reveals the depth of theand animates the surface. The preservation of the original lampshades
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Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Material: Ceramic
Diameter: 17 cm
Height: 41 cm
Reference (ID): 1734761
Availability: In stock
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