Pair of porcelain vases 16 cm and 11 cm high from the collection of Paul Cézanne Nature morte avec cruche à fleurs by Goebel

Made from high quality porcelain and decorated with gilding.

Designed with great love for detail.

Will decorate the interior and is ideal as a gift. A unique collectible.

“Tradition is not about preserving ashes, but about transmitting fire,” is the motto of the Goebel company, which has been making porcelain that delights the whole world for almost a century and a half.

The date of birth of the company is considered to be January 30, 1871, when William Goebel and his father Franz Detleff created the company “F. and W. Goebel,” a factory “dedicated to the senses.”

To this day, Goebel is a traditional brand of collectible gifts with the collections Artis Orbis, Pop Art, Rosina Wachtmeister, as well as the seasonal lines of Easter and Christmas, and the Kaiser manufactory.

The world famous brand Goebel stands between tradition and modern lifestyle, it evokes emotions that last from generation to generation!
Paul Cezanne was born on January 19, 1839 in Aix-en-Provence and died on October 22, 1906. He was a French artist whose work combined impressionism and cubism. It was considered by modernists of the early 20th century to be the forerunner of modern painting. Henri Matisse called him "the father of all artists" and his work was also admired by Pablo Picasso.