Ceramic candle holder with green glaze, by Märta Willborg, 1930s.
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Ceramic candle holder with green glaze, by Märta Willborg, 1930s.
Cat Furry Cubism
More experimentation in combining Cubism with Anthro/Furry Art.
Hans Scherfig (April 8, 1905 - 1979) was an ardent Communist Danish writer and artist. Best known for his satirical novels, Scherfig’s first love was painting. But as an eye disorder threatened to render him blind, he used his facility with writing as a fall-back option for a career in the arts.
Above we see one of Scherfig’s jungle fantasy canvases, Junglebillede (Okapi) from 1953 (privately owned).
Orange grove, Kapo, 1975
Model K stoneware coffeepot and lid by Gefle Porslin, handpainted in honor of the magazine Triumf's 40-year anniversary 1928 according to inscription painted on the base: "Triumf's 40th ANNIVERSARY 1888-1928."
"Dora" figurine by Lisa Larson, from the series "ABC-flickor" for Gustavsberg, 1958
Vintage midcentury Hornsea Pottery mugs by John Clappison
Hornsea owl cruet Photo by robmcrorie on flickr John Clappison design for the innovative North-Eastern pottery company in England, 1960s