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A beautiful charcoal-gray bowl by Joost Marechal with vividly colored glazes in the center.
Oxidation firing
A typical and sought-after Belgian studio ceramics from the 1950s
The ceramic piece is in very good condition.
Signed on the back
Height 3.5 cm, width 30 cm, depth 19.5 cm
Joost Maréchal (1911 – 1971) was a pioneer of modern art ceramics in Flanders. He created an artistically distinguished body of vases and bowls with sober forms and distinctive glazes.

The bowl is packed very well and shipped securely.

Prachtige antracietgrijze schaal van Joost Marechal met in het midden felgekleurde glazuren.
Oxidation firing
Een typische en gegeerde Belgische studiokeramiek uit de jaren '50
De keramiek is in zeer goede staat.
Achteraan gesigneerd
Hoogte 3,5 cm, breedte 30 cm, diepte 19,5 cm
Joost Maréchal (1911 – 1971) is een pionier van de moderne kunstkeramiek in Vlaanderen. Hij realiseerde een artistiek hoogstaand oeuvre van vazen en schalen met sobere vormen en bijzondere glazuren.

De schaal wordt heel goed verpakt en veilig verzonden. 


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Joost Marechal (1911–1971) - Platter - Ceramic - expressive glazes

Belgium - Mid-century modern  - 1950-1960

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Anthracite-grey ceramic bowl by Joost Marechal (1911–1971), 30 cm wide, 19.5 cm deep, 3.5 cm high, with bright experimental glazes from oxidation firing, dating to 1950–1960, in excellent condition with minimal wear and signed on the back.

Joost Marechal (1911–1971) - Platter - Ceramic - expressive glazes

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Anthracite-grey ceramic bowl by Joost Marechal (1911–1971), 30 cm wide, 19.5 cm deep, 3.5 cm high, with bright experimental glazes from oxidation firing, dating to 1950–1960, in excellent condition with minimal wear and signed on the back.

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