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3 Charger, Farmhouse star
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3 Charger, Farmhouse star

Charger, Farmhouse Star

$95.00

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SKU: 400WM Star Categories: Charger, Delft Tags: charger, delft

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All of my work is food safe, oven and microwavable, and dishwasher safe.

As with all hand made pottery, expect slight variations of size and color.

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Whenever I have a couple days of free time, I like to have some fun with these large plates. But why does "fun" end up being something as extrordinarily complicated as this? It's a mystery to me...

I suppose the delftware genre style of painting's penchant for reaching back to past imagery that has contemporary relevance sort of led me to try my hand at an impression of Rembrandt's only known seascape (1633), titled "The Storm on the Sea of Galilee."

In 1990, this painting was one of 13 works stolen from the Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, MA, and as yet has never been recovered. So this is my delftware-ish homage to all the world's cultural heritage that has been stolen, looted, lost, or robbed.

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Whenever I have a couple days of free time, I like to have some fun with these large plates. But why does fun end up being something as extrordinarily complicated as this? Its a mystery to me... I suppose the delftware genre style of paintings penchant for reaching back to past imagery that has contemporary relevance sort of led me to try my hand at an impression of Rembrandts only known seascape (1633), titled The Storm on the Sea of Galilee. In 1990, this painting was one of 13 works stolen from the Isabelle Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, MA, and as yet has never been recovered. So this is my delftware-ish homage to all the worlds cultural heritage that has been stolen, looted, lost, or robbed. #stephenearpredware #delftwarepottery #maiolica #handpaintedpottery #studiopottery #traditionalpottery #contemporaryceramics #earthenware #rembrandt #isabellestewartgardnermuseum #artheist #potterylife #pottersofinstagram #ceramica #ceramique #keramik
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You’ve always been such a great artist. And I’ve never understood how your mind works. Brilliant at best ☺️

I’m simply in awe. If it’s a mystery it’s a brilliant mystery.

It’s fabulous, I’m a fan.

I especially love the gamba, can I buy that sucker?

This is a beautiful piece! I love the detail and the blending of colors. It would appeal to those that appreciate the theme as well as those of us that simply appreciate the artist's work. Just lovely!

Wow Steve. You are so so incredibly talented. Blown away.

I love this!

I love everything about this piece, Steve.

Thanks for posting this treasure

The simple - and very evident - answer to why “fun” is so “extraordinarily complicated” is that yours is a creative mind coupled with an artist’s ability to see what “it” could become with a couple more strokes and the determination to convert that inner vision to something shareable to the world. Lucky us who are the ones you share with!

Exquisite! Thank you for sharing this. 💙

Really impressive, Steve…. 💫🌟💫

This plate is stunning. Unusual design. Great artistry as always.

Beautiful piece!

I'm in awe... That doesn't happen often.

Absolutely BRILLIANT, my Friend! Your creativity, talent & skill never cease to amaze me!

Lovely creation.

This is gorgeous, Steve xx

This is pretty spectacular.

Wow! So beautiful, Steve!

Wow, this is amazing!

Steve that is crazy! So beautiful.

awesome

Another work of Art!! By Steve!!

Awesome. I can speculate who stole the paintings.

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