Inspired by the primeval forests of his native Finland, artist Kim Simonsson's Moss People bring the fairies and trolls of Nordic folk legends to life.
Anyone who knows me, knows I am crazy about ceramics. I dabble a bit myself, and enjoy mud immensely. Through the fabulous Bibbi I found Tyler Lotz. The above photo is but one of his many beautiful works. Such a pop of inspiration for a Monday morning!
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Though not a story about an original prop from film or television, recent reporting about a sculpture identified as fraud by the Art Institute of Chicago is most definitely a story of interest for …
“Good morning - I hoe you slept like a hazelnut-stuffed dormouse. I'm starting with 'Above Ellingstring', Simon Palmer, watercolour, ink and gouache.”
Camille Faure Art Deco Vase - 1920's This post isn't about environmentally friendly pottery, but simply about clay objects that that have the colour green. Not that ' green ' enviroware isn't worthy of being mindful about. The gemstones of aquamarine and jade are related to the planet Neptune and hence the colour green is associated with this planet along with its actual aqua appearance. During the middle of 2011, Neptune completed its first orbit of the Sun since its discovery in 1846. This took 165 years and astrological tradition believes that the full force of a planet doesn't occur until it has fulfilled its first orbit. The ancient
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I never use moulds, all my work is hand built with great care for quality, all my paintings are original I hope you enjoy it as much as I love creating it..
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About The Artwork The sculpture is a person with no identifiable gender which represents a symbol. The Louis Vuitton symbol and patterns were carved onto the body of the sculpture and was decorated by green and grey glazes. The cutout face is like a black hole that is void of emotions, empty without feeling behind that pretentious life. This talks about an important aspect of our lives. We have to be clear in our mind to be able to live at our best. The harmony of the soul and mind are the things that can’t be get by the riches. Original Created:2021 Subjects:Body Materials:Ceramic Styles:Art DecoModernConceptualContemporaryFine Art Mediums:CeramicClay Details & Dimensions Sculpture:Ceramic on Ceramic Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:17.7 W x 20.9 H x 9.8 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:No Packaging:Ships in a Crate Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a wooden crate for additional protection of heavy or oversized artworks. Crated works are subject to an $80 care and handling fee. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Vietnam. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
Italian Hand-Painted Green Ceramic Vase with Two Handles - Artisan Elegance for Distinctive Home Decor
In still-life vitrines framed by Art Deco flourishes and in murals splashed throughout the plaza, Emily Mullin's work is suddenly available to all.
The skin is an array of cracked earth and skin-like surfaces, along with rougher, almost...
An exquisite Art Deco ceramic figurine of a gazelle, standing amongst foliage. The colour is a vibrant emerald green with a high gloss glaze. The strong stylised form of the gazelle is typical of the period. This figurine is very special and in excellent condition for nearly 100 years old. The piece is highly prized and very collectible. This rare figurine is by famed French sculpture and ceramicist Charles Lemanceau (1905-1980) who produced these iconic animal figures in the 1930s. The manufacturer is Saint Clément earthenware factory which dates back to 1758 and is still in operation today. ❖Condition: This ceramic figurine from the 1930s is in excellent condition for its age. There are no cracks or defects that I can see. I am happy to provide more photos upon request. The piece is also marked STC (Saint Clément) LEMANCEAU 987-9. ❖Dimensions: Maker: Saint Clément, France Designer: Charles Lemanceau (1905 - 1980) Mark: STC France 987-9 Height 25cm Base 25.5cm x 6.5cm Weight 955g www.curialvintage.store ❖ For detailed shipping policies, please click on my FAQ’s from the main page or under the “Shipping and Return Policies” ➤ “FAQs” on any item’s detailed description. Ref. No. 6235
