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Balbino Lucano attr. - 1920s Mexican Tlaquepaque Vase

OM#: 26-107

Description

c.1920's Balbino Lucano attributed Tlaquepaque washy blue slip colored Vase featuring polychrome painted man guiding two donkeys, large birds and exotic flowers and foliage.  Unmarked.

Dimensions

10.625"H x 6.625"Dia.

Weight

2.6 lbs.

Condition

Very good condition. No chips, cracks or repairs noted. Minor wear along the rim, see photos.


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Balbino Lucano attr. - 1920s Mexican Tlaquepaque Vase

$4,500.00

Additional Information

The Maker

Balbino Lucano (1892-1964) was a Mexican ceramicist from Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico. Balbino Lucano and his father, Tomas, were two of the most prominent post Mexican Revolution potters of Tonala and Tlaquepaque. They pioneered this region's glazed pottery with artwork that included social realism, Aztec revival and the petatillo technique. It's also known that Lucano did not sign most of his early works.

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