Monumental rectangular ceramic vase by Jan de Rooden, Amsterdam 1976
Detail of high-fired glaze with earthy tones on Jan de Rooden ceramic vase
Three-quarter view of Jan de Rooden rectangular ceramic vase, 1976
Glaze texture detail with earthy brown and blue tones, Jan de Rooden
Front view of rectangular ceramic vase by Jan de Rooden, 1976
Top opening detail of Jan de Rooden monumental ceramic vase
rectangular ceramic vase by Jan de Rooden, 1976, Fundamente
Surface detail of expressive glaze, Jan de Rooden ceramic vase
Bottom corner detail ceramic vase Jan de Rooden
Scale view of large Jan de Rooden ceramic vase, Amsterdam 1976, Jarno Kooijman
Stamped and dated base: Jan de Rooden 1976, Amsterdam

Large Rectangular Ceramic Vase by Jan de Rooden, Amsterdam, 1976

Monumental rectangular ceramic vase by Dutch ceramic artist Jan de Rooden, executed in 1976. This example is among the largest works he produced and stands out for its sculptural presence and refined execution. Architectural in form yet expressive in surface, the vase combines precise construction with a free, calligraphic decoration. The powerful high-fired glaze reveals subtle tonal variations within a restrained, earthy palette. The influence of De Rooden’s travels to Japan and Korea in the early 1970s can be sensed in the balance between disciplined form and gestural surface treatment. Stamped, dated, and labeled to the bottom: Jan de Rooden – 1976. In excellent condition.

Dimensions H 48,5 x W 41,5 x D 17 cm
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