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Posted 5 months ago
BELLIN68
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STIG LINDBERG FOR GUSTAVSBERG - SWEDEN ***** BIRKA
what a fun little creamer from stig lindberg . i love the way it is un shaped , and great design .
Stig Lindberg
Stig Lindberg (1916-1982)
Stig Lindberg was one of the most prolific designers in Scandinavia. For many Swedes, he is representative of the playful design of the 1950’s. In Swedish homes you can often find various objects which he created, from colourful tableware, textiles and children’s books to advanced shapes in ceramic art.
Lindberg studied at the Swedish State School of arts, crafts and design in Stockholm, hoping to become a painter. After graduating in 1937 he accepted an employment as a faience painter at Gustavsberg pottery under Wilhelm Kåge. Kåge became a major influence on the young Lindberg, and in 1949 he was named his successor as art director.
Stig Lindberg experimented freely and worked in a range of styles and materials. His eye for sculpture and proportion is evident in his precarious ceramic forms from the 1950’s and 60’s. His unique stoneware from this period is to be found in museum collections world wide.
He was over the years rewarded the gold medals and grand prix at the Triennale Exhibitions. Lindberg kept working with Gustavsberg’s studio until 1980, he then moved to Italy to establish his own studio.
information is from this link
http://www.modernity.se/Designer/Stig-Lindberg/ID/76/Stig-Lindberg.aspx
Scandinavian PotteryIn the 20th century, Swedish and Danish potteries produced both tableware a…
thankyou vetraio50
czechman
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mustangtony for the loves:)
Good afternoon Sean, I received your package today, both are great, I'll post them Later, as working up some firewood and just wanted to take a break and tell you Thanks, before hitting it again.
im so glad you got it :) the mickey mouse bank and the waterford:) , im glad they made it safely there.
thankyou for the love:)
Yep, everything safe and sound. The bank goes really great and now I'll have to start on a "Waterford" collection. :-) Thanks again for the wonderful gifts Sean
your very welcome kerry :) im glad they made it safe:)
I also received a lovely package today. I will also post later this weekend. Thank you sweetie! Oh the candle!
your very welcome Amberrose:) im glad youve gotten it:)
Oh yes, so excited. How do you feel?
alot better and im going to the gym tonight :)
Thankyou miKKoChristmas and lass for the loves:)
very beauty creamer sean -- thanks for the information given in the posting -- is class over -- just kidding -- always appreciate so much you going the extra mile and leaving us sites to explore -- glad your feeling better
thankyou epson233 :) for the love and kind words:)
thankyou musikchoo:)
thankyou eye4beauty:) , im sure you havent been described as unshaped.
no you dont .
do you have a picture of that eye4beauty? would love to see:)
SHOW US THE GOODIES:)