Mid-Century Ceramic Candleholders by Marianne Suda brustalist which is applied on the

which is applied on the surface of a woven bamboo or wood object

The beautiful variegated turquoise/aqua colored glaze makes it feel like a painting

and would make a great addition to any collection of West German

a folk art carver from Fitzgerald

composed of interlocking solid copper circles and rectangles with the patterns in relief against darker grounds

Mid-Century Ceramic Candleholders by Marianne Suda brustalist which is applied on theThese geometrically patterned candleholders, c. mid 1960s, are a great example of the work of Marianne Suda, a ceramic artist born in Vienna, Austria in 1928, who Immigrated to Canada in 1954 and was based in Quebec. Suda was strongly influenced by both Danish Modern pottery and native Canadian art influences which I think wonderfully merge in these earthy and strikingly graphic hand formed candleholders. They are made of dark brown clay with cream,