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Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
120.74 €

Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy

Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy
Mid-century African-American female head with turquoise hair by Margit Izsépy

Mid-century Afro-American female ceramic sculpture. It's a handcrafted, hand-painted, matte glazed ceramic sculpture with silky turquoise hair and gold decoration, dating back to the 1950s. A truly distinctive, sensual piece. The sculpture is in excellent condition.


Details
Style
Mid-century
Width
16 cm
Depth
15 cm
Height
25 cm
Manufacture/Artist
Izsépy Margit
Type
Ceramics
Further data
In stock   (1 pcs)
120.74 €
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About Izsépy Margit:
An artisan ceramicist, Margit Izsépy has been working with ceramics since the 1940s. Her works have been featured in the 1947 ceramics exhibition and the 1952 Industrial Arts exhibition at the Ernst Museum. In the 1950s, she was associated with the Ceramic Industrial Artists Cooperative and worked in her home studio. Some of her most renowned works are African tribal sculptures.

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Article No.
529
Weight
2 kg/pcs
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