Dish
Joseph-Théodore Deck · 1866
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This earthenware Dish, created by Joseph-Théodore Deck in 1866, measures 16 inches (40.6 cm) in diameter. It is classified as Ceramics-Pottery and is part of the European Sculpture and Decorative Arts department at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The object was acquired in 1992 through gifts from the Friends of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts and Robert L. Isaacson.
Joseph-Théodore Deck was a ceramic artist who lived from 1823 to 1891. His nationality is not specified in the provided data. Further details regarding the object's culture, provenance, exhibition history, or related literature are not available.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art holds several comparable works by Théodore Deck, including a "Bleu de Deck" bowl (ca. 1870–80) and various vases and chargers dating from 1867 to approximately 1893. These holdings demonstrate the artist's presence in the museum's collection over a significant period of his career.
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