German Work
German Work
Sculpture
Ceramic
Marked “G81”
Date of creation: 1981
H13 D15 cm
Very slight chip along the rim
This piece is part of the German studio ceramics movement from the 1970s to the 1990s, known as Studiokeramik, which includes ceramicists such as Beate Kuhn, Karl and Ursula Scheid, Horst Kerstan, and Jan Bontjes van Beek. This movement, drawing inspiration from Far Eastern traditions and abstraction, champions high-temperature ceramics in which the form, glaze, and firing are all mastered by a single artist. The “G81” mark—which likely combines an initial and the year of creation—has yet to be identified. A small-scale sculpture representative of this demanding school.
German Work
Sculpture
Ceramic
Marked “G81”
Date of creation: 1981
H13 D15 cm
Very slight chip along the rim
This piece is part of the German studio ceramics movement from the 1970s to the 1990s, known as Studiokeramik, which includes ceramicists such as Beate Kuhn, Karl and Ursula Scheid, Horst Kerstan, and Jan Bontjes van Beek. This movement, drawing inspiration from Far Eastern traditions and abstraction, champions high-temperature ceramics in which the form, glaze, and firing are all mastered by a single artist. The “G81” mark—which likely combines an initial and the year of creation—has yet to be identified. A small-scale sculpture representative of this demanding school.
