Large decorative dish by Georges Gehel in glazed ceramic with fish design - 1970s

Large decorative platter signed Georges Gehel, Paris , dating from the 1970s .
This glazed ceramic piece features a vibrant design of stylized fish in bold colors (red, cobalt blue, and olive green with white polka dots), framed by red geometric patterns on a speckled, stoneware- like background. The contrast between the glossy glaze and the granite-like surface creates a relief and texture characteristic of 1970s aesthetics.

Georges Gehel , a ceramic artist who established his studio in Meudon in 1960 , distinguished himself through his creations with their unique and colorful designs. He also trained several young artists, including Brigitte Pénicaud , in the 1970s, helping to pass on his expertise and his taste for artistic experimentation.

Main features

• Era: 1970s

• Style: Modernist, stylized animal print

• Creator: Georges Gehel (Paris, Meudon workshop)

• Material: Glazed ceramic, polychrome decoration on a speckled background

Dimensions

• Height: 8 cm (3.15")

• Width: 30.5 cm (12")

• Base: 10.5 cm (4.13")

• Weight: 1480 g

State :

Good overall condition with a very bright and well-preserved decoration. A few discreet chips on the edge of the dish (see photos).

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