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Glazed Ceramic Pitcher Signed Ann Dangar Circa 1940

By Gallery Duvert
1.500 €
20th century
Art Deco
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    This ceramic pitcher is a work by Ann Dangar (1885-1951), an Australian artist who worked in France in the wake of cubist principles and rural pottery traditions. It features a truncated cone shape with a generous spout and handle, covered in a green glaze characteristic of her work at the Moly-Sabata community, founded by Albert Gleizes.

    Its undulating relief decoration, combined with a rustic glaze in natural hues, illustrates the artist's desire to combine modernity with traditional craftsmanship. This pitcher is particularly noteworthy for its Art Deco-style shape, a rarity in Dangar's work, which generally favored more ordinary forms, enriched by Cubist-inspired decoration. This object, both functional and artistic, bears witness to the revival of the decorative arts in the 20th century, blending cubist influences with vernacular know-how.

    Ref: QFUEO6H8HF

    Condition Good
    Style Art Deco (Porcelain shaped pieces of Art Deco Style)
    Period 20th century (Porcelain shaped pieces 20th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist Ann Dangar
    Height (cm) 18
    Diameter (cm) 18
    Materials Terracotta
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    Location 26400, Crest, France
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