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Jan van der Vaart, tulip tower

Kunstconsult - 20th century art | objects

Jan van der Vaart (1931-2000)

The Netherlands, 1990

76 x 20.9 x 20.9 cm

Original condition

Four geometrically shaped bronze glazed stoneware vases by Jan van der Vaart. These multiples were designed to be stackable and made into a 'Tulip Tower' vase. These pieces of Dutch avant-garde pottery were designed and executed in 1990 in his own studio in Amsterdam. They are signed on the bottom with: 'VdVaart', 90 and his signature wheel.

3800,- euro.

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