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Carl Luber for Johann von Schwarz German Art Nouveau Woman West Germany The sun would cast shadows

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The sun would cast shadows on the carvings which would make it  more visible from a distance

This sweet Arts and Crafts tile with a Moorish inspired design was made at the Flint Faience Tile Company (1921-1933) in Flint MI

This pretty antique three tile panel has a scantily clad woman resting in clouds modeled in low relief

which was owned by Bebe and Don Lotz and showcased the tile work of Gila Pottery made by Bob and Charmion McKusick in the 1950's

Now these antique tiles can be framed and used as a piece of durable art or installed once again

Carl Luber for Johann von Schwarz German Art Nouveau Woman West Germany The sun would cast shadowsThis beautiful Art Nouveau tile was designed by Carl Sigmund Luber for Johann von Schwarz. It depicts a beautiful woman in an Art Nouveau hairstyle admiring her necklace and locket in the reflection of her hand held mirror. The tile is 6 1 2" tall and 11" long. Luber was employed by Johann von Schwarz 1896 1906 and personally painted the faces of each woman on his ceramics. A similar example can be found in the book Carl Sigmund Luber by Wolfgang

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