Wilhelm Kåge & Gustavsberg, binder with photographs, 1940s-50s.
A collection of photographs of the ceramic artist Wilhelm Kåge and the Gustavsberg studio. Among the subjects are:
Several portraits of Kåge from his home on Fjällgatan and at work in the studio in Gustavsberg.
Kåge visiting Shoji Hamada in Japan.
Exhibitions, including:
"Idyll and Panic" at NK in Stockholm and Malmö Museum, 1940.
Röhsska Museum, 1943.
Gustavsberg's exhibition in New York, 1951.
Studio images of Farstagods, Cintra, and Surrea.
As well as the exhibition catalogue for "Wilhelm Kåge - Industrial Artist Gustavsberg 1917-60" at the Ceramic Centre in Gustavsberg in 1989 and a vernissage invitation to "Wilhelm Kåge 100 Years" at Gummesons in 1989.
Various photographers, including Hans Hammarskiöld and Erik Holmén.
Wear, handling creases, occasional tears/damage.
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Wilhelm Kåge (1889-1960) was the artistic director at the Gustavsberg porcelain factory from 1917 to 1949.
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