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Large vintage mid-century ceramic art platter by Odette Dijeux (1921-2020).
Made in Belgium, 1960s. Signed.
Large platter illustrated with black, green, and yellow glazes. Illustrating three pineapples, in a brutalist style. In very good condition.
An endearing personality
Born in Namur on June 4, 1921, on Rue Saint-Jean, Odette Dijeu is an endearing personality who left her mark on the heart of her city with her artistic presence for nearly sixty years!
Her boutique-studio welcomed thousands of Namur residents and tourists from around the world.
A student of Albert Dandoy at the École des Beaux-Arts de Namur, she could have pursued a career as a painter, following in the footsteps of her master, of whom she is a faithful disciple. But it was ceramics for which she obtained First Prize with Great Distinction in 1952 in the class of Marise Rogister, who then guided her whole life.
Made in Belgium, 1960s. Signed.
Large platter illustrated with black, green, and yellow glazes. Illustrating three pineapples, in a brutalist style. In very good condition.
An endearing personality
Born in Namur on June 4, 1921, on Rue Saint-Jean, Odette Dijeu is an endearing personality who left her mark on the heart of her city with her artistic presence for nearly sixty years!
Her boutique-studio welcomed thousands of Namur residents and tourists from around the world.
A student of Albert Dandoy at the École des Beaux-Arts de Namur, she could have pursued a career as a painter, following in the footsteps of her master, of whom she is a faithful disciple. But it was ceramics for which she obtained First Prize with Great Distinction in 1952 in the class of Marise Rogister, who then guided her whole life.
Réf :
#308796
Color(s) : White / Yellow / Black / Green
Material : Ceramic
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Description
Large vintage mid-century ceramic art platter by Odette Dijeux (1921-2020).
Made in Belgium, 1960s. Signed.
Large platter illustrated with black, green, and yellow glazes. Illustrating three pineapples, in a brutalist style. In very good condition.
An endearing personality
Born in Namur on June 4, 1921, on Rue Saint-Jean, Odette Dijeu is an endearing personality who left her mark on the heart of her city with her artistic presence for nearly sixty years!
Her boutique-studio welcomed thousands of Namur residents and tourists from around the world.
A student of Albert Dandoy at the École des Beaux-Arts de Namur, she could have pursued a career as a painter, following in the footsteps of her master, of whom she is a faithful disciple. But it was ceramics for which she obtained First Prize with Great Distinction in 1952 in the class of Marise Rogister, who then guided her whole life.
Made in Belgium, 1960s. Signed.
Large platter illustrated with black, green, and yellow glazes. Illustrating three pineapples, in a brutalist style. In very good condition.
An endearing personality
Born in Namur on June 4, 1921, on Rue Saint-Jean, Odette Dijeu is an endearing personality who left her mark on the heart of her city with her artistic presence for nearly sixty years!
Her boutique-studio welcomed thousands of Namur residents and tourists from around the world.
A student of Albert Dandoy at the École des Beaux-Arts de Namur, she could have pursued a career as a painter, following in the footsteps of her master, of whom she is a faithful disciple. But it was ceramics for which she obtained First Prize with Great Distinction in 1952 in the class of Marise Rogister, who then guided her whole life.
Réf :
#308796
Color(s) : White / Yellow / Black / Green
Material : Ceramic
