Marguerite Wildenhain sculptural tile

Curated Ceramics is immensely proud to present several original studio pieces by ceramics master Marguerite Wildenhain (1896 – 1985). Each was made contemporary to her instruction at Pond Farm artist colony and acquired by one of her students. An important historical piece of American studio ceramics. 

This sculptural tile, titled "Trinacria," was inspired by the tragic earthquake of 1968 that devastated Sicily. 231 people died and upwards of 100,000 were left homeless. It is believed the figures on the tile represent homeless women as seen in widely publicized pictures in the day. 

Measurements including original frame:
Length 15"
Height 10 7/8" at left, 11 1/8" at right
Depth 1 3/4"

The shipping price is an estimate based on both the weight and value of this item. Actual figure may go higher or lower depending on mode of shipment and insurance rates.

Note: 10% of proceeds from sale of this work will benefit the Restoration of Pond Farm.

This item is part of the Holiday 2019 Sale.
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