Ceramic photographed 1972 by Quinn for the book: Ramié, Georges. "Céramique de Pablo Picasso", Cercle d'art, Paris 1974.

Photographed by Edward Quinn in 1972 for a book on Pablo Picasso's ceramics, three expressive vessels are arranged on gravelly ground. In the center, a tall, off-white ewer features a simple, smiling face with rabbit-like ears. It is flanked by a stout pitcher with incised profiles and a uniquely shaped, dusky blue-grey pitcher decorated with intricate black and white patterns. The composition is bathed in bright sunlight, casting a dark shadow behind the piece on the right.

Artworks:

RamieG:723. (center) Bouteille gravée. Height 44 cm. large 15,5 cm. Date: 1954. Edition. – Left: RamieG:718. Pichet. Hibou et profils gravés et peints. Height 29 cm. large tôt. 26 cm. Edition.
Right: >> Artwork(s) not yet identified similar RamieG:115, 1952

Abbreviations: see Bibliography

Keywords:

ArtNotIdentified, Ceramics

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