CLÉMENT MASSIER, Pair of Sang-de-Bœuf Glazed Vases, Art Nouveau, circa 1900

Clément MASSIER
Pair of Art Nouveau Vases
Golfe-Juan, France, circa 1900
Oxblood-Glazed Ceramic, with Handles and Openwork Decoration
Height 52 × Width 25 × Depth 25 cm

Biography

Clément Massier (1844–1917), born into a family of potters in Vallauris, played a major role in the revival of artistic ceramics at the end of the 19th century. Based in Golfe-Juan, he experimented with metallic glazes and iridescent lustres that became characteristic of his Art Nouveau production.

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