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Farfurie adâncă, cu corp tronconic și buză evazată; piesa este modelată din lut la roata olarului și angobată cu humă albă pe fața interioară. Buza farfuriei este pictată cu pensula cu pigment verde deschis iar pe fundul farfuriei există o inscripție incizată în pasta albă a angobei: "Éljen Molnár Lászlóné 1950 Désháza". Cromatica: alb, verde-deschis. Fața interioară a farfuriei este acoperită cu un strat de smalț transparent.

Farfurie adâncă, cu corp tronconic și buză evazată; piesa este modelată din lut la roata olarului și angobată cu humă albă pe fața interioară. Buza farfuriei este pictată cu pensula cu pigment verde deschis iar pe fundul farfuriei există o inscripție incizată în pasta albă a angobei: "Éljen Molnár Lászlóné 1950 Désháza". Cromatica: alb, verde-deschis. Fața interioară a farfuriei este acoperită cu un strat de smalț transparent. is a photography by Unknown. It dates from 1950 and is held in the collection of the Ethnographical Museum of Transylvania. This ceramic bowl, dated 1950, features a tronconic body, wide mouth, and green-painted rim.
About this work
To learn more about similar pieces, you might want to explore the work of Unknown, the artist who created this bowl.
This image shows a green-rimmed, white ceramic bowl. The bowl is shallow and has a wide mouth. It appears to be handmade, with visible imperfections in the glaze and shape. The inside of the bowl is a lighter shade of green than the outside.
The bowl has an inscription on the bottom, which reads "Éljen Molnár Lászlóné 1950 Désháza". This suggests that the bowl was made in 1950, and may have been created by or for someone named Molnár Lászlóné.
The bowl is a unique and interesting piece of ceramics. To learn more about similar pieces, you might want to explore the work of Unknown, the artist who created this bowl.
Overview
This ceramic bowl, dated 1950, features a tronconic body, wide mouth, and green-painted rim. Crafted from wheel-thrown clay, its interior face is coated with white engobe and a transparent glaze.
Subject & Meaning
The bowl's subject is largely functional, though the inscribed dedication "Éljen Molnár Lászlóné 1950 Désháza" suggests a personal or commemorative purpose, honoring or created for Molnár Lászlóné.
Technique & Style
Techniques employed include wheel-throwing, white engobe application on the interior, and hand-painting with light green pigment on the rim. The style reflects traditional ceramic practices with visible handmade imperfections.
History & Provenance
Produced in 1950 in Désháza, the bowl's creator remains unknown. The inscription provides the sole provenance detail, linking it to Molnár Lászlóné, possibly the recipient or inspiration.
Context
The piece contextualizes mid-20th-century ceramic craftsmanship in Désháza, blending functional pottery with personalized elements, characteristic of regional folk or domestic wares.
Legacy
As an undocumented artist's work, the bowl's legacy lies in its representation of everyday ceramic art from 1950 Désháza, offering insight into local crafting traditions rather than influencing broader artistic movements.
Artist & collection
Museum
Ethnographical Museum of Transylvania
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