Netty Janssens - Vase - Ceramic - Ceramic vase





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Offered: An artistic ceramic vase with horses from the 1990s, produced by Netty Janssens. She is best known for her artistic ceramics as well as her technical knowledge of ceramic decoration. She has gained international recognition as a ceramic artist, teacher, author, and developer of new decoration and glaze techniques.
The vase has an expressive, gently flaring form and features a subtle, hand-painted depiction of two horses under an arch construction. The restrained blue, gray, and earth tones give the object a timeless, artistic appearance.
The work is signed with her Chinese name stamp (see photo), which emphasizes its authenticity. The combination of the sculptural form and the refined decoration makes this vase a remarkable collector’s item and a lovely focal point in any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 26 cm
Width: 25 cm
Condition:
The vase is in perfect condition and free from chips, scratches, and repairs.
About Netty Janssens:
Netty Janssens (Tilburg, 1961) is a ceramic artist, teacher, author, publisher, product developer, goldsmith & more… She trained (including teaching qualification in several subjects) at the Academy for Visual Arts in Tilburg (three-dimensional: ceramics and bronze, and two-dimensional: drawing and graphics) and in China at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing. Afterwards followed several periods of work in Europe, the United States (New Mexico) and Japan.
Many articles in various ceramic and art journals have been written by her. Technical articles, articles on design, new materials and perspectives on their use. In addition, she has compiled her accumulated knowledge and experience into her now internationally known handbooks.
Besides her extensive ceramic oeuvre, she is also known for symposia and workshops at home and abroad, her international teaching positions at ceramic schools, and countless articles in various trade journals.
Photos are part of the description.
Offered: An artistic ceramic vase with horses from the 1990s, produced by Netty Janssens. She is best known for her artistic ceramics as well as her technical knowledge of ceramic decoration. She has gained international recognition as a ceramic artist, teacher, author, and developer of new decoration and glaze techniques.
The vase has an expressive, gently flaring form and features a subtle, hand-painted depiction of two horses under an arch construction. The restrained blue, gray, and earth tones give the object a timeless, artistic appearance.
The work is signed with her Chinese name stamp (see photo), which emphasizes its authenticity. The combination of the sculptural form and the refined decoration makes this vase a remarkable collector’s item and a lovely focal point in any interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 26 cm
Width: 25 cm
Condition:
The vase is in perfect condition and free from chips, scratches, and repairs.
About Netty Janssens:
Netty Janssens (Tilburg, 1961) is a ceramic artist, teacher, author, publisher, product developer, goldsmith & more… She trained (including teaching qualification in several subjects) at the Academy for Visual Arts in Tilburg (three-dimensional: ceramics and bronze, and two-dimensional: drawing and graphics) and in China at the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing. Afterwards followed several periods of work in Europe, the United States (New Mexico) and Japan.
Many articles in various ceramic and art journals have been written by her. Technical articles, articles on design, new materials and perspectives on their use. In addition, she has compiled her accumulated knowledge and experience into her now internationally known handbooks.
Besides her extensive ceramic oeuvre, she is also known for symposia and workshops at home and abroad, her international teaching positions at ceramic schools, and countless articles in various trade journals.
Photos are part of the description.
