Stoneware Vase La Borne by Gérard Brossard, circa 1970
REF: 4791
Ceramicist
- Gérard Brossard
Stoneware double-necked vase by Gérard Brossard, one of the major ceramicist players in La Borne France.
After the Second World War, La Borne became an important center for ceramics, with artists who revolutionized this art and brought it into modernity by inventing new shapes, textures and structures. Ceramics from La Borne are now showcased in major museums around the world.
This original model is in stoneware with beige and brown enamels and natural fire-coloured earth. It can be associated with the other vases of our selection
Incised signature "Gérard Brossard".
- Height 32 cm / 12 "
- Width 21 cm / 8 1⁄2"
- Depth 9 cm / 3 "
Category
- Year Circa 1970
- Medium Stoneware
- Country France
- Condition Excellent vintage condition
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