Corneille (1922-2010) - Sculpture, Lot de deux théières L'ange bleu d'après Rubens, Anvers, 2002. Porcelaine de Limoges - 20 cm - Porcelain

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Lovely lot of two teapots: one to keep, the other to give as a gift!

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Blue Angel after Rubens - 2002 - Official work created during the artist’s lifetime.

Limoges porcelain by Guillaume Corneille (1922-2010), created in homage to the great Flemish painter.

Dimensions (Height x Width):
Teapot: 20 x 20 cm with handle and spout, circumference 12 cm

Silk-screen on porcelain signed on the plate.

"L'Ange Bleu" is also a tribute to the city of Antwerp, which has regularly exhibited the Cobra artist through dynamic galleries. A learned painter and aficionado of Art History, like Alechinsky or David Hockney, Guillaume Corneille has depicted Italy. How can one not see in this Joyful Angel the dance of an Italian Putto?

Guillaume Corneille himself was among the founding members of the Cobra group (Contraction of Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam) with Karel Appel, Christian Dotremont, Asger Jorn, and later Alechinsky, among others.