WERNER MESCHEDE ‘KAISERKRONE’ (KAISER’S CROWN) BOTANICAL WALL TILE Nr. 7337 FOR MAJOLIKA KARLSRUHE facebook If use as a standard

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Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City

Sydney's Powerhouse Museum

Dimensions – 13 ½" DIAM

HARTWIG HEYNE founded his ceramics workshop in 1850 in the small village of Tschöpeln

WERNER MESCHEDE ‘KAISERKRONE’ (KAISER’S CROWN) BOTANICAL WALL TILE Nr. 7337 FOR MAJOLIKA KARLSRUHE facebook If use as a standardA beautiful majolica Kaiserkrone wall tile designed by Werner Meschede as part of his series of botanicals for MAJOLIKA KARLSRUHE between 1966 and 1978. WERNER MESCHEDE (19251981) was one of the most significant majolica designers of the 20th century. Born in Stuttgart in 1925, he studied under the tutelage of the ceramic artist Max Lager (18641952) and began work as a potter in Schorndorf, a small town near Stuttgart, after WWII. In 1958, Meschede