Art Galerie elsie green | Vintage Stoneware Blanot Lamp | Pierre Malbec Collection | Signed By Artist

Vintage Stoneware Lamp | Pierre Malbec Collection

• Vintage.
• Found In An Artist’S Studio In Uzes.
• Hand Made From Stoneware.
• Inscribed With Artist Signature.
• Re-Wired To Work With An American Outlet.
• On Chord Switch.
• Chandelier Bulb Included.
• 5.5″Dia X 13.25″H, 52″L Cord

Curator’S Notes

Pierre Malbec Is Well-Known French Painter, And Has Spent Years Compiling A Collection Of Hand Made Ceramics By Other Artists. When We Travelled In February, We Were Lucky To Be Invited Into His Studio To Shop His Private Collection. This Lovely Treasure Is Part Of That Collection.

Read About Our Visit To Pierre Malbec’S Studio

A Peek At The Process | Shopping The Malbec Collection ≫

About Pierre Malbec

Pierre Malbec Was Born On September 20, 1956 To Antique Dealer Parents, And Lives In The South Of France. After Studying Cabinetmaking, He Became Passionate About Materials Of All Kinds. The Crossings Between Painting And Sculpture, (Crushing And Accumulation) Are Permanent In The Work Of Pierre Malbec.

Pierre Malbec Is Not A Sculptor In The Proper Sense, But Rather A “Structurer” Of Matter. It Has This Naturalness Specific To Artists Who Do Not Embrace Trendy Concepts, But Work In Silence For An Inner And Authentic Quest. He Is Also An Outstanding Colourist Who Enjoys Using Two Dimensions To Use The Shapes He Has Recently Erected. Each Sculpture Is Reflected In His Paintings With Unique Colors And Geometric Shapes.

Over The Years, The Compositions Of Pierre Malbec Have Gained Growing Success. Seeming At First Glance Decorative Compositions, They Master The Space And Reflect An Innate Sense Of Form, A Precision Of Line, Thus Distinguishing The Artist From The Decorator. His Production Is Dense, The Artist Constantly Pushes The Limits Of Figuration Towards A Singular Abstraction And The Presence Of Forms Play With Our Vision Of The Work Which Seduces Us By The Simplicity Of Its Language.

About Blanot

Blanot Ceramics Refers To The Work Of Jean-Pierre Blanot, A French Ceramic Artist Known For His Distinctive Style And Innovative Techniques. Blanot Was Born In 1950 In France And Began His Career In Ceramics In The 1970S. He Gained Recognition For His Hand-Built Stoneware Vessels, Which Are Characterized By Their Organic Forms And Intricate Surface Textures.

Blanot’S Ceramics Often Feature Rich Earth Tones And A Combination Of Smooth And Rough Textures. His Pieces Are Known For Their Unique, Sculptural Qualities, With Intricate Patterns And Details Created Through A Variety Of Techniques Such As Carving, Incising, And Glazing.

Blanot’S Work Draws Inspiration From Nature, Particularly The Textures And Patterns Found In Natural Elements Like Rocks, Tree Bark, And Shells. He Incorporates These Organic Influences Into His Ceramics, Creating Pieces That Are Both Visually Captivating And Tactile.

Throughout His Career, Blanot Has Exhibited His Work Extensively In France And Internationally. His Pieces Can Be Found In Private And Public Collections Around The World, And He Continues To Create Ceramics From His Studio In France.

Blanot’S Work Exemplifies The Artistry And Craftsmanship In Contemporary Ceramics, Showcasing His Mastery Of Form, Texture, And Glazing Techniques. His Unique Style Has Made A Significant Impact On The Field Of Ceramics And Has Earned Him A Dedicated Following Among Collectors And Admirers Of Contemporary Ceramic Art.