Fine Bone China Plate: Red Curve x Louise Bourgeois Adam JK By 1914 twelve of them

By 1914 twelve of them had shown their works at the Venice International Exhibition

Each plate designs is sold individually

she became a painter central to Melbourne's burgeoning modernist movement in the 1950s

while celebrating the achievements of these artists- all recognised as among the most distinguished painters from remote Australia

Wait and look at the water

Fine Bone China Plate: Red Curve x Louise Bourgeois Adam JK By 1914 twelve of themDetails Third Drawer Down Studio has created a set of four fine bone china plates in collaboration with Louise Bourgeois' studio, The Easton Foundation. The imagery on each plate is from Louise's fabric book Ode l'Oubli (2004), featuring collages made from fragments of her old clothing and household items. Each plate designs is sold individually, gift boxed, with a postcard included. About the Artist Louise Bourgeois was a French born American artist