Biography
Taxile Maximin Doat (1851–1939) was a pioneering French potter renowned for his innovative work with high-fired porcelain and stoneware, particularly utilizing the pâte-sur-pâte technique. This method involves creating intricate relief designs by layering liquid clay, which Doat mastered and popularized through his influential publication, 'Grand Feu Ceramics,' in 1905. His work significantly impacted the development of studio pottery in the twentieth century, with his techniques and glazes being widely adopted by potters around the world. Doat's association with University City in Missouri highlights his international influence, as he was invited to work there as part of the People's University initiative, contributing to the local art scene and sharing his expertise with American potters. Collectors value Doat's work for its technical mastery and aesthetic beauty, which continue to inspire ceramic artists today.
Track Taxile Doat For University City
Get notifications when works come to auction, and access market analytics
Create Free AccountAlready have an account? Sign In
Professional documentation gives you clarity, portability, and confidence in your collection.
Learn why collectors document their holdings online
Your collection, accessible anywhere
Access your collection from any device with our cloud-based platform. Native mobile apps provide seamless synchronization and offline browsing, ensuring your collection data is always at hand.
Biography
Taxile Maximin Doat (1851–1939) was a pioneering French potter renowned for his innovative work with high-fired porcelain and stoneware, particularly utilizing the pâte-sur-pâte technique. This method involves creating intricate relief designs by layering liquid clay, which Doat mastered and popularized through his influential publication, 'Grand Feu Ceramics,' in 1905. His work significantly impacted the development of studio pottery in the twentieth century, with his techniques and glazes being widely adopted by potters around the world. Doat's association with University City in Missouri highlights his international influence, as he was invited to work there as part of the People's University initiative, contributing to the local art scene and sharing his expertise with American potters. Collectors value Doat's work for its technical mastery and aesthetic beauty, which continue to inspire ceramic artists today.
Track Taxile Doat For University City
Get notifications when works come to auction, and access market analytics
Create Free AccountAlready have an account? Sign In
Professional documentation gives you clarity, portability, and confidence in your collection.
Learn why collectors document their holdings onlineYour collection, accessible anywhere
Access your collection from any device with our cloud-based platform. Native mobile apps provide seamless synchronization and offline browsing, ensuring your collection data is always at hand.