Vaso Ceramica Algora Blue | Manuel Sanchez
Manuel Sánchez-Algora is an artist and professor of Seriation and Reproductions at the “Moncloa School of Ceramics” in Madrid and has been a professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
His works revolve around colour and volume, turning ceramics into his main artistic manifestation, without abandoning painting and illustration. Knowing his trade and his resources, he updates and makes contemporary the most important ceramic tradition in Europe, such as Meissen, Nymphenburg, Capodimonte or Porcelana del Buen Retiro. His ceramic objects speak of a society that is evolving and transforming, and it does so with an ironic and carefree tone. The realization of his products is carried out by himself with a small group of collaborators who make his pieces continue to have something unique.
Glazed Ceramic
26x6xH35cm
Manuel Sánchez-Algora is an artist and professor of Seriation and Reproductions at the “Moncloa School of Ceramics” in Madrid and has been a professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
His works revolve around colour and volume, turning ceramics into his main artistic manifestation, without abandoning painting and illustration. Knowing his trade and his resources, he updates and makes contemporary the most important ceramic tradition in Europe, such as Meissen, Nymphenburg, Capodimonte or Porcelana del Buen Retiro. His ceramic objects speak of a society that is evolving and transforming, and it does so with an ironic and carefree tone. The realization of his products is carried out by himself with a small group of collaborators who make his pieces continue to have something unique.
Glazed Ceramic
26x6xH35cm
Manuel Sánchez-Algora is an artist and professor of Seriation and Reproductions at the “Moncloa School of Ceramics” in Madrid and has been a professor at the Faculty of Teacher Training at the Autonomous University of Madrid.
His works revolve around colour and volume, turning ceramics into his main artistic manifestation, without abandoning painting and illustration. Knowing his trade and his resources, he updates and makes contemporary the most important ceramic tradition in Europe, such as Meissen, Nymphenburg, Capodimonte or Porcelana del Buen Retiro. His ceramic objects speak of a society that is evolving and transforming, and it does so with an ironic and carefree tone. The realization of his products is carried out by himself with a small group of collaborators who make his pieces continue to have something unique.
Glazed Ceramic
26x6xH35cm