Lot 242 , Ruth Sulke (20th century): A large studio purple and indigo nickel oxide glazed stoneware bulbous sculpture with flowing lines and hollows

Ruth Sulke (20th century): A large studio purple and indigo nickel oxide glazed stoneware bulbous sculpture with flowing lines and hollows, 1985, incised mark RS,
34cm high

Literature: 'Ceramic Sculpture by Ruth Sulke', Hanart 2 Gallery, 1987, page 24

Ruth Sulke is a Hong Kong ceramic artist. In the 1960s-70s she studied the Japanese art of ikebana (flower arranging) and her early ceramics were designed for this use. Ruth’s work developed into ceramic sculpture in the late 1970-1980s. Her work was exhibited in the 1980s at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Contemporary Hong Kong Art Biennial Exhibition, University of Hong Kong and Saegusa Gallery, Tokyo.
£150-250

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