Jacques POUCHAIN, and L'atelier Dieulefit. Enameled Ceramic Olive Pot, 1960s
Signature, brands: "L'atelier Dieulefit"
Origin: Dieulefit, France
Material: Ceramic, glazed earthenware
Color: White, gray, black
Period: Mid-20th century / circa 1960
Style: 50s/60s French ceramics, Mid-century Modern, Vintage French ceramics
Condition: Very good condition, see photos for details.
Height: 15.5 cm
Diameter: 11 cm
Weight: 614 g
Jacques Pouchain (1925-2015) left Paris and abandoned his training as an architect in the 1950s for the South of France to devote himself to art and his pottery workshop in Dieulefit.
He produced both highly personal works and more commercial pieces, both revealing a modern approach to pottery.
J. Pouchain was particularly known for his minimalist and functional style, which drew inspiration from simple geometric shapes and industrial materials. He won several awards for his designs, including the 1988 Paris Design Prize.
Pouchain ceramics enjoy international renown and have been sold at several major auction houses.
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