Plaque with irises
Auguste Delaherche · ca. 1894–1904
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What the record supports
The "Plaque with irises" is a glazed stoneware object created by Auguste Delaherche between approximately 1894 and 1904. Its confirmed dimensions are 1 3/8 × 12 3/8 inches (3.5 × 31.4 cm). Classified under Ceramics-Pottery, the plaque was a gift of Martin Eidelberg in 2022 and is currently held by the Department of European Sculpture and Decorative Arts.
Auguste Delaherche (1857–1940) was a French artist and ceramist. No information regarding the culture associated with this specific piece is provided in the catalogue record.
The catalogue record does not include provenance details for this artwork. There is no information regarding past exhibitions or literature pertaining to this specific plaque.
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