![JEAN LERAT (1913-1992) - COLLECTION LERATPaon
, 1973Sculpture
.
Stoneware, grey-blue enamel.
Original terrace in metal (oxidations).
Very slight restoration to the spout.
Signed J.J. LERAT, in incised letters at the base of the tail.
Height : 28 cm - Length : 27 cmProvenance
:
Lerat Collection.
Bibliography :
Virginie Armellin - History of ceramics - Éditions Vial, Paris, 2021. Reproduced on page 286.
note:
This work is referenced under n° 393 in the Lerat archives.
[Jean Lerat seeks, in his bestiary, to express what is the essence of the animal as Jacqueline with his last maternities where it remains only a look and a trace of the child, In this peacock, one of his last representations of the animal world; it remains only the tail]. F.L.](https://cdn.drouot.com/d/lot/fullHD/97/132499/f0aa9280a99b19bacffa07f6098efd56)
JEAN LERAT (1913-1992) - COLLECTION LERATPaon , 1973Sculpture . Stoneware, grey-blue enamel. Original terrace in metal (oxidations). Very slight restoration to the spout. Signed J.J. LERAT, in incised letters at the base of the tail. Height : 28 cm - Length : 27 cmProvenance : Lerat Collection. Bibliography : Virginie Armellin - History of ceramics - Éditions Vial, Paris, 2021. Reproduced on page 286. note: This work is referenced under n° 393 in the Lerat archives. [Jean Lerat seeks, in his bestiary, to express what is the essence of the animal as Jacqueline with his last maternities where it remains only a look and a trace of the child, In this peacock, one of his last representations of the animal world; it remains only the tail]. F.L.
Estimate
€3,000 - €5,000
Result
€17,920
Buyer's premium
0%
JEAN LERAT (1913-1992) - COLLECTION LERATPaon
, 1973Sculpture
.
Stoneware, grey-blue enamel.
Original terrace in metal (oxidations).
Very slight restoration to the spout.
Signed J.J. LERAT, in incised letters at the base of the tail.
Height : 28 cm - Length : 27 cmProvenance
:
Lerat Collection.
Bibliography :
Virginie Armellin - History of ceramics - Éditions Vial, Paris, 2021. Reproduced on page 286.
note:
This work is referenced under n° 393 in the Lerat archives.
[Jean Lerat seeks, in his bestiary, to express what is the essence of the animal as Jacqueline with his last maternities where it remains only a look and a trace of the child, In this peacock, one of his last representations of the animal world; it remains only the tail]. F.L.
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