Г.А.В. Траугот. «К двухсотлетию Н. Гоголя». Авторская напольная ваза. Фарфор. ЛФЗ-ГФЗ. 2009. Авторская напольная ваза Г.А.В. Траугот. Расписана к 200-летнему юбилею со дня рождения Н. Гоголя. На тулове вазы представлены герои из самых известных произведений писателя. Ручная роспись. Кобальт, золото. Фарфор. ИФЗ. 2009. Высота 51 см. Хорошее состояние. ГАВ. Траугот — общая подпись, под которой публиковалась книжная графика трех художников: Георгия Николаевича Траугота и его сыновей Александра и Валерия. Георгий, Александр и Валерий Трауготы начали работу в области детской книжной иллюстрации в 1956 году. Первые книги художники иллюстрировали втроем — отец и братья. Первая книга, вышедшая с иллюстрациями трех художников — «686 забавных превращений». Рисунки подписывали, соответственно, тремя инициалами: Г. А. В. — Георгий, Александр, Валерий. После трагической гибели Г. Н. Траугота в 1961 году его сыновья, подразумевая развитие традиции, следуя выработанной вместе с отцом стилистике, тем самым словно работали с ним вместе, поэтому оставили его имя в общей подписи.

Очень редкая фарфоровая статуэтка в прекрасном состоянии Подлинность, отсутствие сколов-трещин-реставраций гарантирую Высота 13 см Артель Прогресс, 50-е   После первой ставки завершу аукцион досрочно, через сутки

Орешкина Светлана Викторовна , художник по фарфору. Родилась, живет и работает в г. Москве. Окончила Московский Государственный Открытый Педагогический Университет им, Шолохова (МГОПУ). Состоит в Творческом Союзе Художников России. Участник отечественных и зарубежных выставок. Изяшные,…

Suze Lindsay 'Blue and Yellow Running Man' teapot --- Tony Bennett T's made exhibition - Rye Art Gallery, UK Tempest in a teapot Storm in a teacup, tempest in a teapot, exaggerated sculptural teapot forms brewing up intriguing shapes that seem to transcend any wholistic coherence. Most of us were exposed to the quirkiness of teapots at a young age when we were treated to renditions of 'I'm A Little Teapot' at kindergarten. Maybe this partially explains how a certain childlike freedom of expression seems to manifest when potters cross paths with teapots. As most are hand

С 23 сентября по 20 ноября 2021 года в Галерее музея Амира Мазитова экспонируется выставка Елены Александровны Щетинкиной «Пространство фарфора». В экспозиции представлено около 90 произведений художницы. Здесь экспонируются авторские изделия из фарфора и графические работы (акварель, пастель).

SWAIA - Santa Fe Indian Market Every August since 1922, the largest Native American Indian arts market, in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico, features over 1000 artists Rich art tradition of Santa Fe The New Mexico city of Santa Fe is a high desert (2100 metres) cultural mecca that is a fascinating blend of Native American, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures. Combined with historic adobe architecture surrounded by wide expanses filled with a radiant natural light and sacred elements, recognized by the native Indians, it has been a magnet for artists, scientists, mystics, rebels, cowboys and tourists for decades. Since

С 23 сентября по 20 ноября 2021 года в Галерее музея Амира Мазитова экспонируется выставка Елены Александровны Щетинкиной «Пространство фарфора». В экспозиции представлено около 90 произведений художницы. Здесь экспонируются авторские изделия из фарфора и графические работы (акварель, пастель).

The legendary Soviet porcelain set in the shape of fishes "The Carp Family" for strong alcoholic beverages, produced in the 1970s by the Gorodnitsa Porcelain Factory of Artistic Ceramics, an industrial enterprise in the urban-type settlement of Gorodnitsa, Zhytomyr Region, Ukraine which ceased production activities. GFZ was one of the largest porcelain enterprises in Ukraine and throughout the USSR. An animalistic porcelain set, has natural naturalistic features, consists of: a decanter-damask with a gilded cork in the form of a large fish and 3 small shot glasses in the form of a small fishes. Lightweight high quality and fine porcelain with cobalt blue finish. Artistic hand underglaze painting with bright colors and abundant gilding: every scale, every bend and every fin is painted - is a wonderful example of the work of Soviet porcelain painters! Decanter-fish with shot glasses-fish can be used for vodka, cognac, liqueur or any other strong alcoholic drinks. Gorgeous rare painted porcelain will serve as intended, decorating your festive table. It will be an excellent addition to your collection of Soviet porcelain, or it will serve as a valuable gift for a collector and connoisseur of vintage tableware, because the charm of antiques, their quality and craftsmanship cannot be compared with modern stamped ones! The drinking set is marked, on the bottom there is a red overglaze stamp of the factory, which means the highest grade and the highest quality of porcelain and of art product, the stamp of a deer is characteristic of the 1970s of the 20th century. Sculptor: A. Baramidze Author: O. Rapai The set is in vintage condition, fully equipped. Sideboard collection preservation. No chips, cracks Dimensions: - decanter: height 26 cm or 10.24 inches, width 16 cm or 6.3 inches, depth 8 cm or 3.15 inches; - shot glasses: height 8.5 cm or 3.35 inches, width 5 cm or 1.97 inches, depth 3.5 cm or 1.38 inches; - decanter capacity: 700 ml; - glass capacity: 30 ml. Total weight: 805 grams (decanter with cork 505 grams, shot glasses 300 grams, 50 grams each). To create a vintage style decor For photo sessions Unusual retro gift For lovers of exclusive) Please view all photos Sold in "as is" condition. All sales final. Ordering Information: I accept Paypal payment. I am sending within 1-2 days after payment. Delivery takes 2-5 weeks.

Discounts available when buying 3 or more items in one shopping trip - please e-mail for a coupon code. Note that international shipping will be less that the posted amount when buying multiple items. Foreign buyers are encouraged to send an e-mail for an exact quote. Book Title: Narodnye Khudozhestvennye Promysly Rossii Translation: Folk Handicrafts of Russia Author: ed. Victor Antonov Language: Russian and English Published: Moscow, Russia - 2000 Condition: Very Good Condition - light wear to dust jacket Format & Size: Hardcover w/ Dust Jacket - 9.5" x 12"; 250 pages Description: Very nice book about contemporary folk arts in Russia and folk artists. The book provides a listing of folk art manufacturers in Russia and shows their products in beautiful color photos. Covers textiles, wood carving, lacquer, lace, bone carving, stone carving, porcelain/faience, ceramics, carpet weaving, metalwork, jewelry, enamel, painting, and more. A nice addition to your collection. A note regarding condition: All of the costumes and textiles that I sell are vintage and have typically seen decades of use resulting in expected wear and tear that add to the history and authenticity of each piece. In case of above-average wear, I will mention any significant damages and heavy signs of use. Depending on the age, materials, and condition, I often hand-wash more durable, colorfast cotton and linen textiles, but embellished garments, heavier wool pieces or items made from silk or fine fabrics are sold in the original, unwashed condition. Small holes or stains, missing sequins/beads, worn trim, and other marks related to standard wear are common and do not detract from the value of most pieces. Please keep in mind that a vintage textile or garment in very good condition might still show signs of use, storage and age. Not sure about the condition? Need more photos? Sure! Etsy allows up to 10 photos online, but I often have more images available so please send an e-mail request for more. I am located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA) and local shoppers are invited to view or try on items in person before buying. Many other garments are available so please don't hesitate to email your specific requests. For consulting services in ethnographic textile care, collection management, storage, exhibition, and preservation, search the web for ELLIS ISLAND VINTAGE. Anything else? Please ask. I stand behind every item I sell and want you to be happy with your purchase. Thank you for visiting my shop!