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1905 - 1986. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
In 1921, Jules Agard was a turner at the Clergue family who ran the Jérôme Massier factory at the time, but then he joined Madoura and became one of the turners who assisted Pablo Picasso. Soon... Read full biography
In 1921, Jules Agard was a turner at the Clergue family who ran the Jérôme Massier factory at the time, but then he joined Madoura and became one of the turners who assisted Pablo Picasso. Soon "inhabited" by this ceramic with its ductile forms, he began to show personal works, often zoomorphic,... Read full biography
In 1921, Jules Agard was a turner at the Clergue family who ran the Jérôme Massier factory at the time, but then he joined Madoura and became one of the turners who assisted Pablo Picasso. Soon "inhabited" by this ceramic with its ductile forms, he began to show personal works, often zoomorphic, from 1970 onwards and became very popular. These matt colours are inspired by the patinas that Picasso applied to some of his pieces. Picasso & la céramique, 2005, p. 179 & Anne Lajoix, L'Age d'Or de... Read full biography
In 1921, Jules Agard was a turner at the Clergue family who ran the Jérôme Massier factory at the time, but then he joined Madoura and became one of the turners who assisted Pablo Picasso. Soon "inhabited" by this ceramic with its ductile forms, he began to show personal works, often zoomorphic, from 1970 onwards and became very popular. These matt colours are inspired by the patinas that Picasso applied to some of his pieces. Picasso & la céramique, 2005, p. 179 & Anne Lajoix, L'Age d'Or de Vallauris, Editions de l'Amateur, 1995.... Read full biography
In 1921, Jules Agard was a turner at the Clergue family who ran the Jérôme Massier factory at the time, but then he joined Madoura and became one of the turners who assisted Pablo Picasso. Soon "inhabited" by this ceramic with its ductile forms, he began to show personal works, often zoomorphic, from 1970 onwards and became very popular. These matt colours are inspired by the patinas that Picasso applied to some of his pieces. Picasso & la céramique, 2005, p. 179 & Anne Lajoix, L'Age d'Or de Vallauris, Editions de l'Amateur, 1995.