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This Brutalist wall panel is a characteristic example of French craftsmanship from the 1970s. Made by Atelier Lerétais, the work shows a stylized composition representative of the design aesthetic of this era. The bold silhouette and expressive color palette make it a remarkable art object. The artwork consists of individual ceramic tiles mounted on a wooden board. The glaze shows a vibrant color scheme of fiery red, which forms a strong contrast to the earthy brown and gold tones and the deep black contours. As the label on the back confirms, this piece was hand-decorated in La Rochelle, France, and bears the signature of the craftsmanship noted on the label 'Artisan En Son Métier'. The overall condition of the panel is good and corresponds to its age and history. The glazed surfaces of the tiles are well preserved and show the original depth and texture of the colors. The piece possesses an authentic vintage character that underlines its handmade origin. As a striking decoration element, this ceramic artwork is ideal as a focal point in a living room, hallway, or study. It seamlessly integrates into Mid-Century, Brutalist, or eclectic style interiors and adds a layer of artistic and historical depth to the room. Upon closer inspection, you can see the man on the left and the woman on the right. Both are merged with each other and represent a loving couple.
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CategoryWall decorationConditionGoodColorsBlack, Brown, Gold, RedMaterialCeramic, WoodNumber of items1Height83 cmWidth61 cmDepth2 cmSigns of usageStainsSeller locationWeisenheim, GermanyDelivery optionsDelivery or pickup