.jpg?maxwidth=3840)
拍品 1 C'est à l'occasion de l'exposition annuelle des potiers de Vallauris en juin 1946 que Pablo Picasso fait la connaissance de Suzanne Douly et Georges Ramié, propriétaires d'une fabrique de céramiques : l'atelier Madoura (contraction des noms de famille du couple). Découvrant ce nouveau support, il est rapidement séduit par les perspectives de création qu'il offre. La famille Ramié met alors à la disposition de Picasso un atelier dans leur fabrique et ce dès 1947. S'ensuivront près de dix années de collaboration durant lesquelles l'artiste produira plusieurs milliers de pièces.
It was during the annual exhibition of pottery in Vallauris in June 1946 that Pablo Picasso met Suzanne Douly and Georges Ramié, owners of the ceramics studio: the workshop Madura (the name being an amalgamation of the spouses' surnames). As Picasso discovered this new medium, he was quickly seduced by the creative possibilities it offered. Thus in 1947 the Ramié family offered him the use of a work space at their studio. There followed nearly ten years during which the artist would produce several hundred ceramic works.
It was during the annual exhibition of pottery in Vallauris in June 1946 that Pablo Picasso met Suzanne Douly and Georges Ramié, owners of the ceramics studio: the workshop Madura (the name being an amalgamation of the spouses' surnames). As Picasso discovered this new medium, he was quickly seduced by the creative possibilities it offered. Thus in 1947 the Ramié family offered him the use of a work space at their studio. There followed nearly ten years during which the artist would produce several hundred ceramic works.
PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973)
Le barbu (Alain Ramié 217)
已結束2013年10月9日
成交價
EUR 13,750