Exceptional Hollóháza porcelain vase designed by renowned Hungarian artist Endre Szász in the 1980s, showcasing his distinctive surrealist style. This cylindrical masterpiece features a captivating illustration of women and butterflies in dramatic black and gold against pristine white porcelain, creating a visual harmony that recalls the iconic aesthetic of Fornasetti.
Marked with artist designation and model number 520SZ, this vase represents the golden age of Hungarian ceramic art.
DETAILS
· Designer: Endre Szász (Hungarian artist)
· Manufacturer: Hollóháza Porcelain
· Era: 1980s
· Origin: Hungary
· Design: Women and butterflies in black and gold
· Materials: Glazed porcelain
· Markings: Artist designation, number 520SZ
· Dimensions: 26 × 14 cm (10.24 × 5.52 inches)
· Condition: Good condition
HUNGARIAN ARTISTRY
Endre Szász was one of Hungary's most celebrated visual artists, known for his graphic storytelling and surrealist compositions. This vase exemplifies his ability to transform functional objects into narrative artworks, blending Hungarian folk influences with contemporary design.
COLLECTOR'S EUROPEAN CERAMIC
Hollóháza porcelain pieces from the 1980s, especially those bearing artist signatures like Szász's, are increasingly sought after by collectors of Eastern European art and design. The Fornasetti-esque aesthetic adds international appeal to this important piece of Hungarian cultural heritage.
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