FLAMMES, L'age de la céramique. Rome The greatest names in Japanese

The greatest names in Japanese printmaking are brought together in this collection: Hokusai

and that which we experience when faced with the illness of a loved one (a very close one

Discoveries as fabulous as those in the tomb of Tutankhamun or the treasures of Tanis have not failed to reinforce this myth

Béatrice Joyeux-Prunel explores this universe of artistic avant-gardes from 1945 to 1970

FLAMMES, L'age de la céramique. Rome The greatest names in JapaneseThe term "ceramic" refers to all objects made from earth, which have undergone an irreversible physio chemical transformation during firing at a more or less high temperature. In two and a half hundred reproduced works and three main themes making, doing and making say , this work allows us to discover how ceramics can, through its technique, its form or its decoration, transmit a message and influence its reading, beyond the agreed definitions.