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Lisa Larson (1931-), still going strong. Lisa and her former fellow workers started Keramikstudion Gustavsberg in 1991, and the cooperation revitalized her artistry. Even today, the grand lady of Swedish design is still active in the development of new artworks.…
Lisa Larson (1931-) holding a large spherical mother figure. Lisa’s early artistic production was often inspired by ancient, swelling fertility goddesses. This is most evident in the iconic unique mother figures from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The influence…
Lisa Larson’s series “Children of the World” comprises eight children from all corners of the world. They were designed in 1974-75 at the Gustavsberg factory, and they quickly became best sellers. The series was made for the benefit of the…
This overview presents Lisa Larson’s birds from the early Gustavsbergs factory years, to the contemporary Keramikstudion Gustavsberg production. We only present the pottery birds in Swedish serial production. Twitter! Left image above. Pigeon from the ”Paloma” series, designed in 1955.…
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This overview encompasses Lisa Larson’s cats from the early Gustavsbergs factory years, to the contemporary Keramikstudion Gustavsberg production. We only present the pottery cats in Swedish serial production. Meow! 1. Small Zoo (Lilla zoo) cats. Designed in 1955. Produced in…
Who does not love a curvy bookworm! Lisa Larson’s ABC girls (Swedish “ABC-flickor”) are among her most beloved figurines. They were designed in 1958 for the Gustavsberg factory outside of Stockholm, and then produced until 1973. The series comprises five…
The Roots of Pottery Production in Gustavsberg The Gustavsberg pottery and porcelain production in the southeast of Stockholm has a long and varied history. The nobleman Gustaf Gabrielsson Oxenstierna founded a brick mill in the area as early as in…
Lisa Larson’s bulldogs are among her most beloved and well-known figurines. The bulldogs come in all shapes and sizes, but they all have swelling form and a kind expression. And of course, the grumpy and charming look so typical of bulldogs! A…
