A LARGE FRENCH (MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING) BARBOTINE CERAMIC PLAQUE
A LARGE FRENCH (MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING) BARBOTINE CERAMIC PLAQUE

CIRCA 1880, BLACK PAINTED SCRIPT MARK, SIGNED CASTEX-DÉGRANGE

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A LARGE FRENCH (MONTIGNY-SUR-LOING) BARBOTINE CERAMIC PLAQUE
CIRCA 1880, BLACK PAINTED SCRIPT MARK, SIGNED CASTEX-DÉGRANGE
Painted with a floral still-life
32¾ in. (83.2 cm.) high, 22½ in. (57.1 cm.) wide, excluding the carved wood frame

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Adolphe Louis Castex-Dégrange, French (1840-1918) attended the Lyon Academy of Fine Arts and made his debut at the Salon in 1867. From 1870 he exhibited still-lives at the Paris Salon, and for three years painted and designed for ceramics including the faience manufacturer Eugene Shopin Montigny-sur-Loing.

In 1884 he returned to the Lyon Academy of Fine Arts where he succeeded his former mentor Reignier as Professeur. He is recorded as the director of the Classe de Fleurs and Fabric Design until his death in 1918.