VAN LITH Jean-Paul
Ceramist, sculptor, and glassmaker based in Biot, Jean-Paul Van Lith explores form, color, and material in all their facets. Discover his original drawing above.
Jean-Paul Van Lith, ceramist, sculptor, and glassmaker from Biot
Born in 1940 in Argenteuil, Jean-Paul Van Lith is a French ceramist, sculptor, painter, and glassmaker based in Biot, a renowned center for the arts of fire. His multifaceted work, including ceramics, sculptures, glassworks, and monumental creations, tirelessly explores form, color, and material.
- 1940: Born in Argenteuil.
- Trained at the École des arts appliqués à l'industrie de Paris, ceramics section.
- Settled in Biot, a village renowned for glassmaking and ceramics.
- Created numerous works for public spaces.
A creator of the arts of fire
In Biot, Jean-Paul Van Lith has built a rich and unique career, recognized in the world of crafts as well as in contemporary creation. He freely moves from clay to glass, from volume to painted surface, with the same quest for color and energy.
Drawing
Drawing accompanies this work with material. It affirms a free and expressive line, extending his exploration of forms onto paper.
Choosing a work by Jean-Paul Van Lith
- A large-format original drawing offers a direct insight into his hand.
- His works on paper provide an accessible way to approach a creator mainly known for his ceramics and glassworks.
- The format and technique are specified on each artwork's description sheet.
- Each work offered by the gallery is precisely described and sold with an invoice-certificate.
Jean-Paul Van Lith at Galerie 125
The gallery offers above a drawing, "Portrait," measuring 80 x 60 cm. An original work available for online order, carefully shipped, tracked, and insured. Also discover our lithographs and etchings.
Other artists of material and volume to discover: Pablo Picasso, who worked with ceramics in Vallauris, and Volti.