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Edmond Lachenal (1855-1948), Pitcher, Earthenware With Iridescent Decoration, Circa 1900
Designer, painter and sculptor, Edmond Lachenal was above all a remarkable ceramist.
From 1890, he devoted himself to sandstones, then to flamed sandstones, following one of the processes that he had developed, with the use of a transparent glaze which magnifies the shape of the piece by shading the hollow of a darker shade by accumulation.
In Paris, several pieces by him are kept at the Orsay Museum, the Decorative Arts Museum and the Petit Palais.
Our piece is a fine example of the refined metallic luster process which he invented and which is very characteristic of his production around 1900. Signed.
From 1890, he devoted himself to sandstones, then to flamed sandstones, following one of the processes that he had developed, with the use of a transparent glaze which magnifies the shape of the piece by shading the hollow of a darker shade by accumulation.
In Paris, several pieces by him are kept at the Orsay Museum, the Decorative Arts Museum and the Petit Palais.
Our piece is a fine example of the refined metallic luster process which he invented and which is very characteristic of his production around 1900. Signed.
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