Elisabeth Vandeweghe (1946) - Importante sculpture libre...

Elisabeth Vandeweghe (born 1946) & Perignem – Important free-standing sculpture in glazed ceramic with gold and bronze (c. 1970) Lot description: Magnificent and rare table sculpture (or free-standing sculpture) in chamotte ceramic with a stylized motif, attributed to the Belgian ceramic artist Elisabeth Vandeweghe for the renowned Perignem workshop in Beernem. The piece stands out for its openwork silhouette inspired by Brutalist and organic forms, crowned with an exceptional polychrome glaze: a bright gold finish covering the main structure, contrasted by glazed cells and cavities in bronze, manganese, and anthracite tones with textured effects. A central raised oculus or cabochon adorns the square base. The underside shows the characteristic reddish-brown terracotta of the workshop, equipped with its original protective glides. Artist: Elisabeth Vandeweghe (born 1946) Workshop: Perignem (Beernem, Belgium) Period: Circa 1970 (Brutalist/Modernist) Technique: Chamotte ceramic, metallic gold glaze and bronze/manganese glaze Dimensions: Height 24.5 cm × Width 24.3 cm Weight: 949 g Condition: Pristine condition. No cracks, chips, or glaze loss. Colors and gilding perfectly preserved.

Schätzpreis:€350

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