Paul Corriger (1923-2009) - Danseres





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Paul Corriger (1923-2009) created Danseres, a mosaic wall plaque made of two ceramic tiles in a modern style from France in the 1960s, signed, original edition, measuring 40 cm high by 20 cm wide and weighing 3 kg.
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This is a wall plaque consisting of two ceramic tiles, made by the French artist Paul Corriger in the 1960s.
The artwork shows a stylized figure, often described as a lady with a tambourine rendered in vibrant colors with thick black outlines.
The total dimensions of this wall decoration are approximately 40 x 20 cm and 1.5 cm thick.
Paul Corriger (1923 – 2009) was a prominent French ceramicist and artist, best known for his modernist, mid-century ceramic artworks and architectural decorations. His style ranges from colorful figurative motifs to abstract compositions. Biography and Education Origin: He was born on 19 March 1923 in Sainte-Foy-la-Grande (Southwest France). He remained closely connected to this region throughout his life. Early start: Corriger began his artistic career as an apprentice decorator in the famous porcelain town of Limoges. Higher studies: He continued his professional art training at the prestigious École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs. Atelier:
This is a wall plaque consisting of two ceramic tiles, made by the French artist Paul Corriger in the 1960s.
The artwork shows a stylized figure, often described as a lady with a tambourine rendered in vibrant colors with thick black outlines.
The total dimensions of this wall decoration are approximately 40 x 20 cm and 1.5 cm thick.
Paul Corriger (1923 – 2009) was a prominent French ceramicist and artist, best known for his modernist, mid-century ceramic artworks and architectural decorations. His style ranges from colorful figurative motifs to abstract compositions. Biography and Education Origin: He was born on 19 March 1923 in Sainte-Foy-la-Grande (Southwest France). He remained closely connected to this region throughout his life. Early start: Corriger began his artistic career as an apprentice decorator in the famous porcelain town of Limoges. Higher studies: He continued his professional art training at the prestigious École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs. Atelier:

