A SOVIET SUPREMATIST PORCELAIN CUP
A SOVIET SUPREMATIST PORCELAIN CUP

BY THE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST PETERSBURG, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS II, AND THE STATE PORCELAIN FACTORY, PETROGRAD, 1923

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A SOVIET SUPREMATIST PORCELAIN CUP
BY THE IMPERIAL PORCELAIN FACTORY, ST PETERSBURG, PERIOD OF NICHOLAS II, AND THE STATE PORCELAIN FACTORY, PETROGRAD, 1923
Cylindrical, on conforming foot, painted with abstract and 'square' compositions in black, orange, green, brown and cream on white ground, after a design by Nikolai Suetin, within black borders, with a scroll handle, marked under base with green underglaze Imperial Porcelain Factory mark dated ‘1912’ and blue overglaze hammer, sickle and cog, and the date '1923.', inscribed in black '?474/159', also further inscribed in Russian 'Suprematism / after the draw.[ing by] N. Suetin’
2 3/8 in. (6.1 cm.) high
来源
Mrs Ethel Portnoy (1927-2004), a Dutch writer of Russian descent.
Acquired from the above by the present owner.

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Aleksandra Babenko
Aleksandra Babenko

拍品专文

These rare Soviet porcelain cups are related to the Suprematist series of 1923, one of the most experimental and innovative series of the State porcelain factory. The Suprematists' designs are based on abstract geometric forms, influenced by the works of Kazimir Malevich and his followers Nikolai Suetin and Ilya Chashnik.

For comparable Suprematist cups see T. Kudryartseva, Circling the Square, Avant-garde porcelain from Revolutionary Russia (Fontanka, London 2004), pp. 120-123, and Exhibition catalogue, Die Tafel der Zaren und das Porzellan der Revolutionäre, Fragile, Museum für Angewandte Kunst, Frankfurt, pp. 331-333.

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