E.B.S. Klint. Danish ceramicist.
Large unique floor vase with two handles.
E.B.S. Klint. Danish ceramicist.
Large unique floor vase with two handles.
Lustre glaze in violet and blue hues. Hand-glazed and hand-thrown ceramic.
Mid-20th century.
Signed.
Perfect condition.
Dimensions: H 42.0 cm x W 22.0 cm.
Biography :
E.B.S. Klint (full name: Elisabeth Birgitte Sofie Klint) was a Danish ceramist, recognized for her creative and technically skilled ceramic works. She was born in Copenhagen on November 23, 1887, and became a prominent figure in Danish ceramics in the 20th century.
Education and Career :
Klint studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen, where she developed her skills in ceramics. Her early works were characterized by a style that blended traditional techniques with more modern expressions, which made her recognized among contemporary ceramic artists.
Throughout her career, E.B.S. Klint worked with both functional and decorative objects. Her designs were marked by a strong sense of form and color, as well as a fine balance between aesthetics and function. She had a great passion for creating artworks that were both beautiful and practical.
Works and Inspiration :
Klint drew inspiration from both nature and the abstract. She often used simple shapes and lines in her ceramic works, giving her art a clean and timeless expression. She was known for working with a wide range of techniques, including glazing and modeling, which made her works both visually interesting and technically impressive. Her style was also influenced by Art Deco and other modern movements that were popular in the early 20th century.
One of her most well-known techniques was her work with glazes, where she created unique effects with deep colors and textures. Klint also developed new methods for firing her ceramic objects, which gave them a special quality and durability, making her works highly sought after.
Legacy and Recognition :
E.B.S. Klint was one of the most significant ceramists in Denmark during her time, and her works are still valued by collectors.
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