1950s Gérard Hofmann Ceramic Vase (12in/30cm)

1950s Gérard Hofmann Ceramic Vase (12in/30cm)Crafted by Grard Hofmann in the 1950s, this vase reflects the artists role in the flourishing of postwar French ceramics. Working alongside contemporaries such as Jean Derval and Georges Jouve, Hofmann pursued a balance between form and surfaceeschewing ornament in favor of quiet, material expression. Here, this is felt through the softly cylindrical silhouette and pale, smoke washed glaze. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with

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