Null JEAN LERAT (1913-1992)
The Shepherdess
Stoneware sculpture.
Stoneware proof…

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JEAN LERAT (1913-1992) The Shepherdess Stoneware sculpture. Stoneware proof; fired in the Beyer kiln at La Borne. Early 1950s. Signed LERAT under the base. Height: 29cm Important notice: This work will be included in the catalog raisonné of the work of Jean and Jacqueline Lerat currently in preparation.

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JEAN LERAT (1913-1992) The Shepherdess Stoneware sculpture. Stoneware proof; fired in the Beyer kiln at La Borne. Early 1950s. Signed LERAT under the base. Height: 29cm Important notice: This work will be included in the catalog raisonné of the work of Jean and Jacqueline Lerat currently in preparation.

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