Dish
Joseph-Théodore Deck · ca. 1870
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What the record supports
This earthenware dish, with underglaze and enamel polychrome decoration, is attributed to Joseph-Théodore Deck and dated to approximately 1870. The "Persian" faience piece measures 16 1/8 inches (41 cm) in diameter and is classified under Ceramics-Pottery within the European Sculpture and Decorative Arts department.
Théodore Deck (1823–1891) was a ceramic artist. His nationality is not provided in the supplied data. The dish was acquired by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1985 through a purchase, an anonymous gift, and funds from various donors.
The specific culture of this piece is not specified in the catalogue record. Provenance, exhibition history, and literature for this particular dish are also missing from the provided information. The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds several other works by Deck, including various vases, chargers, and a bowl, with dates ranging from 1866 to approximately 1893.
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