Tue Poulsen stoneware bowl, Denmark, 1970s,

Tue Poulsen stoneware bowl, Denmark, 1970s, A very beautiful bowl by the renowned Tue Poulsen, Denmark, 1970s. Tue P is fast becoming one of the great Danish ceramicists and is catching up with Palshus in terms of price and demand. About Tue Poulsen: Tue Poulsen is a prominent Danish ceramicist, born in 1939 in Hillerød. He trained at the School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen from 1959 to 1962, and since his debut in 1963 he has made his mark on both ceramics and the visual arts. Poulsen’s works range from heavy stoneware sculptures to light, almost translucent porcelain objects. He also works in design, including tableware and unique vases, which are often characterised by experimental glazes. One of his most notable commissions was the decoration of the altar stone at Vangede Church in 1974, where he created a unique combination of ceramics and architecture. Poulsen has held numerous solo exhibitions and is known for his ability to combine artistic freedom with functionality in his design objects. The bowl measures 6.5 cm in height, 19.5 cm in diameter and weighs 930 grams. No chips, cracks or other flaws. Signed on the base. Packed securely and dispatched with insurance