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Art Nouveau2218 of 33171890s "Falling Leaves" Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer & Clément Massier Ceramic VaseABCO Neoclassical Style Chalkware Plaque Alexander Backer Co.
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    Posted 10 years ago

    cogito
    (124 items)

    Jean Langlade (Paris, Fr.; 1879-1928) has always been one of my favorite (and relatively underexposed) Art Nouveau period potters. His flambé stoneware pieces crop up from time-to-time, but hardly in this size and this distinctive in glaze color and effect. This hand-thrown vase has a slightly squared off form with contrasting purple/red and green/blue glaze effects all around. Inscribed underneath "Langlade" by the artist. No other marks and it is more likely that this piece is an example of his early Paris production. Dimensions: 6" (H) x 5.75" (W).

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    French ceramist Jean Langlade was likely raised in Limoges, France, but first surfaced in historical documents as a student of Bernard Palissy in Paris. Armed with a solid technical training, he settled into work at 107 rue de Charenton (Paris) with the name of “Manufacture de gres, de Charenton - Specialty sandstone bonfire, articles for moulders, earthenware and porcelain, articles of all kinds.” Langlade also appears on the 1914 tax rolls as “moulder and dealer of ceramic busts and figurines.” His oeuvre included glazed earthenware vessels, figures, and porcelain ware.

    In 1920 he joined the ceramists of Saint-Amand-en-Puisaye (in central France) and hired by Arnaud in his workshop of Faubourg from about 1920 to 1922, which was highly esteemed for their high fire stoneware. He then worked with the Société des Grès Flammés in the small hamlet of La Tuilerie before establishing his own workshop in Dampierre-sous-Bouhy around 1923. Langlade had contracted tuberculosis by this time and wanted to retire to a peaceful area to recuperate and work until his untimely death in 1928. Langlade’s second wife, Angela Blanquet, took over the pottery after her husband’s death. Jean Langlade is considered the father of French flambe glazed earthenware.

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    Comments

    1. austrohungaro austrohungaro, 10 years ago
      Soooo beautiful!!!
    2. cogito cogito, 10 years ago
      Thanks folks. It was the bright contrasting colors that drew me in, and they are somewhat uncommon for Langlade.
    3. SEAN68 SEAN68, 10 years ago
      very beautiful!!
    4. fledermaus fledermaus, 10 years ago
      A glaze master work!
    5. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 10 years ago
      what a stunner!!

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