#manufacture nationale de sevres

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The Villa Efrussi de Rothschild . France. September 2013

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Emile Gallé , Floral lamp

Daum, Vase

manufacture nationale de Sevres , Robert Zehil collection

J.Prémont winter garden at the Ursulines establishment

Tiffany & Co, vase

Victor Horta , tassel house (Brussels)

Daum and Majorelle , prickly pear table lamp

unsigned, peacock lamp

Emile Gallé, lamp

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Deux autruches, un œuf. #lalanne #francoisxavierlalanne #design #art #porcelaine #china #meuble #museedelaceramique #sevres #manufacturedesevres #ostrich #autruche #oeuf #egg #pink #rose #furniture #oiseau #bird #moderndesign #instaart #artstagram #artlovers #style #elegance #funny #decor #decoration #ceramique #porcelain (à Manufacture nationale de Sèvres) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE2EdMkCJiI/?igshid=1tpzq2khspfw

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A Guide to Art Deco Ceramics by Catteau for Boch Freres

Charles Catteau was born in Douai, France, in 1880; He began working as a decorator at the Manufacture Nationale de Sevres in the year 1902, and in 1903 he graduated from the National Ceramics School in Sevres. His first job after earning his degree was at the Konigliche Porzellan-manufacturer in Nymphenburg, near Munich.

His talent was soon noticed by one of the most significant Ceramics producers in Belgium. Art Deco Ceramics by Boch Freres was founded in 1841 by Eugene and Victor Boch, together with their brother-in-law, Jean-Baptiste Nothomb. Then Catteau developed the factory’s next generation of artists. In addition to his design work, Catteau taught a decorative painting course and was actively involved in the academic and artistic development of the Boch Freres employees.

Catteau Sought to create for all.

 By his art for all philosophy, Catteau aimed to develop authentic designs that could be manufactured on an industrial scale. Eventually, Catteau’s techniques became so advanced that this wares seemed artisan-produced rather than factory-made products, and the ability to create industrially produced pieces of the high artistic caliber was at the heart of his success.

Art Deco Ceramics by Catteau Boch Freres produced innovations that led to colorful pieces becoming readily available to the public.

His work at Boch Freres attracted important French clients.  

 As his output grew, Boch Freres Keramis began to accept orders from chief Paris department stores. La Maitrise even published a Boch Freres Keramis vase in its catalog for the explosion International des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes, held in Paris in the year 1925 – a landmark event for the ceramicist and his Atelier De Fantaisie.

Initially, Catteau’s decorative output was more conventional: landscapes, courting couples, and naturalistic designs covered his vases. After the First World War, Catteau’s style began to reflect the influence of Art Deco, and he eventually brought Art Deco vases into formal production at Boch Freres Keramis.

Are you looking out for Art Deco Ceramics by Catteau -  Boch Freres? Visit ArtDecoCollection.com to buy authentic pieces at an affordable price.

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A study on sand and ceramics and how “things need to be excavated” and start deteriorating for discovery to begin. ⠀⠀ “My work is all about structures and impermanence – how things disappear, change or blend into different forms,” says Syrian-born, UAE-based architect Talin Hazbar. The name of her latest project, Transient: A Brief Stay, reflects this interest. The result of two years of research and a collaboration with the French ceramics maker Manufacture Nationale de Sèvres, it’s a project that goes on display this week in the form of an installation at the new Louvre Abu Dhabi. - Words from the @disegnodaily article on the exhibit. See @talinhazbar for more on her process! / / / #louvreabudhabi #sand #ceramics #ceramicsculpture #discover #art #contemporaryart #abudhabi #transient #artheals #exhibition #syrian #frenchceramic #installation #collectors #artexhibition #connected #desertlife #middleeast #minimal #curated #artblogger #sculpture #sevres #talinhazbar #letternoon #newmiddleeastbydesign (at Louvre Abu Dhabi)

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres, designed by Jean-Louis Hamon and painted by Charles Barriat. Vase. ca. 1850.

Biscuit porcelain, painted, with gilt-metal handles.

Victoria and Albert Museum. London, UK.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres. Vase Japon. 1793.

Hard paste porcelain, porphyry ground, gilded decoration and gilt bronze.

Royal Collection of the United Kingdom.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres, designed by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse and modeled by Auguste Rodin. Vase. ca. 1884.

Biscuit porcelain.

Victoria and Albert Museum. London, UK.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres. Vase depicting Louis Bonaparte. 19th century.

Porcelain.

Château de Malmaison. Rueil-Malmaison, France.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres, made by Louis-Jean Mascret, after a design by François Boucher (figures), and a design by Casimir Bonleu (pedestal). Ecritoire de l'Impératrice, La leçon de flageolet, ou Annette et Lubin. 1860.

Biscuit porcelain, aventurine, and gold.

Salon de Musique, Château de Compiègne. Compiègne, France.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres. Vase and Cover on Marble and Gilt Bronze Stand. ca. 1760-1770.

Vase and cover: soft-paste porcelain, enamel, gilt; Stand: marble and gilt bronze.

Walters Art Museum. Baltimore, MD. USA.

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Manufacture nationale de Sèvres; designer: Jacques-François Paris or Deparis; painters: possibly Charles-Eloi Asselin ('mignatures') and Edme-François Bouilliat ('fleurs sur terrasses'); enameller: possibly Joseph Coteau. Garniture of Three Vases and Covers, Vase 'E de 1780' of the first size and vases 'E de 1780' of the second size. 1781.

Soft-paste porcelain, painted, gilded and with jewelled enamelling.

The Wallace Collection. London, UK.