Ceramics
For the Exposition Universelle in 1900, Jouve sculpt five bas relief for the monumental entrance door.
From his models, Alexandre Bigot will produce a frieze in glazed grès cérame reproducing several times these bas relief. Bigot will then commercialize reductions of different models.
Several other ceramists will also edit Jouve’s sculptures.
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Main door of'Exposition in 1900.
Place de la Concorde, Paris.
Tiger
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
50 x 95 x 8 cm
Mouflon
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
50 x 75 x 6 cm
Lion
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
50 x 95 x 8 cm
Bull
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
50 x 103 x 8 cm
Bear
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
50 x 107 x 8 cm
Bull, 1st miniature model
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
21 x 47 x 3 cm
Mouflon, 2nd miniature model
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
18 x 32 x 3 cm
Lion, 2nd miniature model
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
18 x 32 x 3 cm
Lion, 1st miniature model
Bas relief in glazed grès cérame, Alexandre Bigot Editor
21 x 47 x 3 cm
Lion Sitting
Enamelled stoneware fromEmile Muller & Cie - Ivry.
Ht 50 cm base 22 x 58 cm
Panther lying in wait
Enamelled stoneware from Mouton & Cie - Chartres
Ht 45 cm 67 x 15 cm