André Rosay, Condensed Africa, 1940s, Lacquered Wood

Description

Former student of the schools of ceramics in vierzon and the fine arts, andré rosay arrived in la borne in … more Former student of the schools of ceramics in vierzon and the fine arts, andré rosay arrived in la borne in 1943 to work with françois guillaume. In 1962, he co-founded the amicale des potiers de la borne, which paved the way for the current association of ceramists. A founding member of the museum of traditional pottery, he is known for his utilitarian pieces and refined sculptures, renewing the themes of borne pottery.
this painting translates the theme of exploring african culture, mezmerising many during the period in which the work was produced.

lacquered wood
circa 1940
signed in the lower right corner
dimensions: h: 100 cm w: 200 cm d: 3 cm this piece has an attribution mark,
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