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Saturday, 25 August 2012

An Abstract Expression

Posted on 21:00 by Ashish Chaturvedi


In what is a clear homage to artist Sonia Delauny (below) comes this Bitossi ceramic bowl (above) for Rosenthal Netter. Earthy tones of olive, orange, brown, and yellow...created in Italy in the 1950s


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