Maria H. Ráhmer: shoemaker, 1930-1935

Mária H. Ráhmer (Budapest, 1911-Canada, 1998): shoemaker boy, between 1930-1935

Ceramic, 17 x 8 x 5 cm, marking on base, bottom: r +

Shown in photos, in excellent condition!

Biography: She was made a ballet dancer, but on the advice of her parents, she entered an art career. Between 1926 and 2929, he studied ceramics at the National School of Applied Arts, in the class of Orbán Dezső. After graduating from school, he made several study trips to Germany and Paris.

In 1931, the ix opened its own workshop. District rákos street 1. Under number. He is a regular exhibiting artist, appearing in almost every major exhibition. In 1933 he moved his workshop to the v. District Officer Street 9-11.

At the 1935 World's Fair in Brussels, he receives the Grand Gold Medal of Honor.

He opened a studio in Paris in 1939 and, until 1941, fulfilled his orders abroad.

Due to the deteriorating situation in Hungary, he emigrated to France in 1949. He lives in Paris and is mainly engaged in ceramics education, then moves to Canada at the request of his students and is actively involved in the artistic life there until his death.

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