Stoneware Ceramic Modernist Brutalist / Bauhaus Sculptural Design Object #19

Stoneware Ceramic Modernist Brutalist / Bauhaus Sculptural Design Object #19

#1846 — Stoneware Ceramic Modernist Brutalist Sculptural Design Object #19 Stoneware sculpture comprised of extruded parts, manipulated and reorganized by Christian Boehr. Part of a series exploring brutalist geometric forms. Dark brown stoneware without glazing. Piece bears artist’...

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History
  • The modernist movement, particularly in the mid-20th century, emphasized simplicity and functionality in design, characteristics that are often reflected in sculptural pieces.
  • Brutalist and Bauhaus influences can be observed in various design objects, emphasizing raw materials and geometric shapes, which continue to inspire contemporary artisans and designers.
  • Christian Boehr's work, alongside that of other artists in the brutalist tradition, represents a continued exploration of form and texture that pays homage to earlier design philosophies.

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