После работ Юрия Михайловича Львова нас сложно тронуть керамическими фигурками людей, но вот эта серия из пяти статуэток, созданных в 1958 г. знаменитой шведской керамисткой Лизой Ларсон для компании «Gustavsberg», не смогла оставить нас равнодушными. Серия называется «ABC girls» по первым буквам имен девушек («АБВГДевушки») и состоит из пяти персонажей, четыре из которых (Амалия, Беата, Шарлотта и Эмма) погружены в чтение, а пятая (Дора) стоит в кокетливой позе.
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We can hardly be touched by ceramic figurines the same way we were when seeing the works by Yuri Lvov we have written about here. However, this 1958 series created by Lisa Larson, a prominent Swedish ceramist, for Gustavsberg did impress us. The set is called “ABC girls” (for the first letters of the girls’ names) and consists of five girls: four of them (Amalia, Beata, Charlotta, and Emma) are shown reading books and the fifth girl (Dora) is standing without a book, but with a cool air about her.
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We can hardly be touched by ceramic figurines the same way we were when seeing the works by Yuri Lvov we have written about here. However, this 1958 series created by Lisa Larson, a prominent Swedish ceramist, for Gustavsberg did impress us. The set is called “ABC girls” (for the first letters of the girls’ names) and consists of five girls: four of them (Amalia, Beata, Charlotta, and Emma) are shown reading books and the fifth girl (Dora) is standing without a book, but with a cool air about her.
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После работ Юрия Михайловича Львова нас сложно тронуть керамическими фигурками людей, но вот эта серия из пяти статуэток, созданных в 1958 г. знаменитой шведской керамисткой Лизой Ларсон для компании «Gustavsberg», не смогла оставить нас равнодушными. Серия называется «ABC girls» по первым буквам имен девушек («АБВГДевушки») и состоит из пяти персонажей, четыре из которых (Амалия, Беата, Шарлотта и Эмма) погружены в чтение, а пятая (Дора) стоит в кокетливой позе.
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We can hardly be touched by ceramic figurines the same way we were when seeing the works by Yuri Lvov we have written about here. However, this 1958 series created by Lisa Larson, a prominent Swedish ceramist, for Gustavsberg did impress us. The set is called “ABC girls” (for the first letters of the girls’ names) and consists of five girls: four of them (Amalia, Beata, Charlotta, and Emma) are shown reading books and the fifth girl (Dora) is standing without a book, but with a cool air about her.
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We can hardly be touched by ceramic figurines the same way we were when seeing the works by Yuri Lvov we have written about here. However, this 1958 series created by Lisa Larson, a prominent Swedish ceramist, for Gustavsberg did impress us. The set is called “ABC girls” (for the first letters of the girls’ names) and consists of five girls: four of them (Amalia, Beata, Charlotta, and Emma) are shown reading books and the fifth girl (Dora) is standing without a book, but with a cool air about her.
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