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Louis Dage art deco ceramic circa 1940

Name: Louis Dage art deco ceramic circa 1940
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: BMBNE3A623
Price: 650 EUR
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By Gallery Ô Pêcheur de Lune

650 €

Period 20th century

Style 50's, 60's, 70's

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From: 40500, Saint-Sever, France

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Louis Dage (1935-1957)
enameled art ceramic from the art deco period, Saint-Sever workshop (1934-1963)
Height: 23 cm diameter: 20 cm
He was born in 1885 in Lille and died in 1963 in Saint-Sever. His career took place first in the North of France (Fives-Lille, Nimy in Belgium, Billancourt, Antony) then in Saint-Sever. In 1920 he founded the Faïencerie d'Art d'Antony (95), associated with EugèneVal, an important member of the ceramics and glassmaking union, where he collaborated with:
Jean de La Fontinelle (animal decoration specialist),
André Villien (a vase signed by the two men attests to this), •
Georges Cassin (between 1936 and 1937 he worked at the national factory in Sèvres then at the Boch factory in Belgium).
Louis Dage supplies the “Pomone” art workshop of the “Au bon marche” department store. He was “best worker in France” in 1925. Around 1934, he participated in the fitting out of the Normandie liner. In 1935, the Antony Art Faïencerie company was dissolved.
Louis Dage took over the Nouvelle faïencerie de l'Adour in 1934 in Saint-Sever (40) which he operated until 1963. Production was oriented towards neo-samadet, bolder and brighter emails on very animal subjects. technical and decorative. adapting to the shortage of supplies during the Second World War Louis Dage sieves pebbles from the Adour, his workshop overlooks the river, then chamotte them on the raw earth before slathering them and cooking them. These sensitive and skillful pieces highlight the creative force of Louis Dage despite the inerrant constraints on artistic activity.

Ref: BMBNE3A623

Additional Information

Condition	As new
Style	50's, 60's, 70's (Porcelain vases of 50's, 60's, 70's Style)
Period	20th century (Porcelain vases 20th century)
Country of origin	France
Artist	louis dage
Height (cm)	23
Diameter (cm)	20
Materials	Ceramic glass