Mid-Century coloured enamelled ceramic tile art panel, Anduze

A French tile panel from the 1960s, this vibrant and colourful piece depicts the picturesque village of Anduze, renowned for its pottery factories. Although unsigned, the panel is beautifully hand-painted in bright colours and perfectly glazed. The tiles are mounted on a wooden panel, making it a complete work of art. They can also be integrated into a kitchen wall or another space, where they will undoubtedly create a striking visual impact. If you are familiar with the village of Anduze and its pottery, you will notice that this piece features the same colours and glazing techniques that have made Anduze pots famous. Overall, the piece is in good condition, with expected crazing due to its age. There is a small crack on one of the tiles, but it is not very noticeable or bothersome. Dimensions: H 37 cm X W 51.5 cm. Dimensions of the tiles: H 30 cm X W 45 cm. Materials and Techniques: Hand-painted majolica ceramics. Place of Origin: France, Anduze. Circa 1960s, Mid Century. Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Overall, the piece is in good condition, with some expected crazing due to its age. There is a small crack in one of the tiles, but it's not very noticeable or distracting. Can be shipped as a regular parcel.