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A-YO´s silk-screen print " Mr. Kubo´s Chair"
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Pre 1980 item# 804358 (stock# 151)
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$ 420
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A beautiful silk-screen print by renowned print-maker Ay-o (b. 1931) depicting a chair in a room made with the powerful fluorescent colours that characterize the works of this artist, also called "The rainbow man".
Print title: “Mr. Kubo´s Chair” Signed in pencil: Ay-o and dated 1978. This is no. 117 of an edition of 300. H 33 cm, W 23 cm. CONDITION: Slightly soiled on the outer, left rim, otherwise very fine.
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A rare and unusual ceramic plate by Kenji Ushiku
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Pre 1970 item# 804096 (stock# 150)
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$ 400
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A rare and unusual, rectangular ceramic plate with a minimalistic, deeply incised semi-abstract landscape. Partly covered by olive, iron and blue-grey ash glaze. Signed on the back in both English transcription and Japanese and front w. his mark: Kenji Ushiku (b. 1922). Kenji is usually known as a print maker of etchings, but he also dabbled in other forms of artistic expression. Authenticity is guaranteed as the piece comes from the estate of the famous print maker Mori Yoshitoshi (1898–1992), ...click for details
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PALSHUS Stoneware LAMP by artist Frode BAHNSEN
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Pre 1970 item# 788191 (stock# 145)
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A very elegant lamp foot of stoneware, in narrow conical form by artist Frode BAHNSEN.* Decorated in the typical manner of the PALSHUS Stone Ware factory with a smooth, finely mottled glaze in olive-brown. Signed: (artist’s monogram) for Palshus, Denmark. Serial number 1179/2. Made during the first half of the 1950s. H 42 cm (w. electric mount). Condition: Perfect.
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* Frode BAHNSEN (1923-1983) was a designer who worked for the Palshus Stone Ware factory from 1951 to the mid-1960s.
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