Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery by Lorinda Epply
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Vellum Landscape Plaque by Rookwood Pottery 1912

Lorinda Epply

36.80 ⨯ 23.20 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 2.850

Passage Arts

  • Sur l'oeuvre d'art
    Vellum landscape plaque by Rookwood Pottery, Cincinatti, USA painted by Lorinda Epply in 1912.
    Fully marked with the Rookwood stamp as well as year letter XII for 1912 and the V for the size.
  • Sur l'artiste

    Lorinda Epply (1874 - 1951) était une céramiste et tisserande américaine. Elle était professionnellement active à Cincinnati, Ohio. Elle a fréquenté la Cincinnati Art Academy et l'Université Columbia à New York, où elle a étudié la céramique.

    Elle a travaillé à Rookwood Pottery à Cincinnati de 1904 à 1948. Elle a créé certaines des œuvres les plus individualisées de Rookwood (avec William Hentschel) à la fin des années 1920 (avec d'autres à la poterie, elle a inventé de nouveaux émaux et types d'ornementation).

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Artwork details

Catégorie
CéramiqueCéramique et verre
Style
Art nouveau (1890-1914)Art moderne (1860s-1970s)