GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Table lamp. Glazed ceramic. Japanese paper shade. Signed with the stamp. Height: 21 cm GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Guy-Roland Marcy was a ceramist for some forty years, but remains a little-known figure in stoneware. A demanding self-taught artist, he taught himself throwing and modelling, and perfected the quality of his glazes in works that oscillate between tradition and modernity. In his constantly reinvented body of work, traditional forms rub shoulders with zoomorphic sculptures and architectural pieces with pure lines.
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GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Table lamp. Glazed ceramic. Japanese paper shade. Signed with the stamp. Height: 21 cm GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Guy-Roland Marcy was a ceramist for some forty years, but remains a little-known figure in stoneware. A demanding self-taught artist, he taught himself throwing and modelling, and perfected the quality of his glazes in works that oscillate between tradition and modernity. In his constantly reinvented body of work, traditional forms rub shoulders with zoomorphic sculptures and architectural pieces with pure lines.

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€197
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GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Table lamp. Glazed ceramic. Japanese paper shade. Signed with the stamp. Height: 21 cm GUY-ROLAND MARCY (1925-?) Guy-Roland Marcy was a ceramist for some forty years, but remains a little-known figure in stoneware. A demanding self-taught artist, he taught himself throwing and modelling, and perfected the quality of his glazes in works that oscillate between tradition and modernity. In his constantly reinvented body of work, traditional forms rub shoulders with zoomorphic sculptures and architectural pieces with pure lines.
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