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PATTE Florence (20th - 21st). Os Anjos. Round dish in glazed terra cotta. Signed in the decoration. Countersigned, titled, dated and numbered 1/1 below. Approx. 28 cm in diameter. Sold as is --- Florence Patte is a graduate of the ENSBA in Toulouse and holds an agrégation in literature. In 1998, a course at the National Azulejo Museum in Lisbon introduced her to ceramic art. She lived abroad for 16 years and continued to exhibit her work when she returned to France in 2007. Here is a selection: - 1995: Textile creations for the Arpad Szenes-Vieira da Silva Foundation, Lisbon - 1997: Pavillon des Découvreurs, Belem - 1998: Convento dos Cardaes, Lisbon - 2000: Fronteira Palace, Lisbon - 2001: Ceramics Museum, Caldas da Rainha - C.Gulbenkian Museum, Ponte de Sor. - 2002: Monastery of Saint Vincent, Lisbon (La Fontaine Collection) - 2004 - 2006: Galerie Nouiga, Galerie CDG (Rabat) - Fondation Omar Benjelloun (Marrakech). - 2007: Villa des Arts, Rabat - 2008: Magnelli Museum, Vallauris - 2010 -11: Toulouse Lautrec Museum, Albi She has published several works. In 2014, under the pseudonym Florence Farrow, she published a book on the Mucem, co-written with architect Rudy Ricciotti.
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PATTE Florence (20th - 21st). Os Anjos. Round dish in glazed terra cotta. Signed in the decoration. Countersigned, titled, dated and numbered 1/1 below. Approx. 28 cm in diameter. Sold as is --- Florence Patte is a graduate of the ENSBA in Toulouse and holds an agrégation in literature. In 1998, a course at the National Azulejo Museum in Lisbon introduced her to ceramic art. She lived abroad for 16 years and continued to exhibit her work when she returned to France in 2007. Here is a selection: - 1995: Textile creations for the Arpad Szenes-Vieira da Silva Foundation, Lisbon - 1997: Pavillon des Découvreurs, Belem - 1998: Convento dos Cardaes, Lisbon - 2000: Fronteira Palace, Lisbon - 2001: Ceramics Museum, Caldas da Rainha - C.Gulbenkian Museum, Ponte de Sor. - 2002: Monastery of Saint Vincent, Lisbon (La Fontaine Collection) - 2004 - 2006: Galerie Nouiga, Galerie CDG (Rabat) - Fondation Omar Benjelloun (Marrakech). - 2007: Villa des Arts, Rabat - 2008: Magnelli Museum, Vallauris - 2010 -11: Toulouse Lautrec Museum, Albi She has published several works. In 2014, under the pseudonym Florence Farrow, she published a book on the Mucem, co-written with architect Rudy Ricciotti.
