Decorative wall plate by Michel Batlle at Ravel (1946)

Elegant wall plate in glazed terracotta, in deep ochre brown tones. Work by the artist Michel Batlle, created in Ravel, respecting the traditional craftsmanship of artistic ceramics from the South of France. Decorated with a slight relief, featuring a very nuanced matte-gloss finish. Both understated and expressive, this decorative piece will bring a touch of authenticity to your interior. Diameter: 26 cm. Weight: 1.2 kg. In perfect condition. Michel Batlle is a multidisciplinary French artist, born in 1946, known for his work that combines painting, sculpture, and ceramics. Based in Revel, in the Tarn, he develops a free and expressive body of work, where the human, the body, and the material are at the centre of his research. In ceramics, his pieces, often plates or sculptures in glazed terracotta, are characterised by a raw, dreamlike, and highly symbolic style. His universe is imbued with gestural freedom, vibrant materials, and bold colours, in a process akin to singular art or contemporary expressionism. Additional information and photos available upon request. Collection in person in Draveil (91, 17 km from Notre-Dame de Paris) or possible delivery in Paris and nearby areas.