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<p>[QUOTE="bosko69, post: 13223171, member: 16283"]Could be fish or birds.This is the washiest/lightest touch painting I've seen of her work-normally her MCM designs are very bold.</p><p>Her father, Hungarian ceramists Géza Gorka (1894–1971) was also prominent.</p><p>Coincidentally enough, there's also a Gorka Studio pottery in Prague that does modern tableware. The owners don't seem to be related to Geza or Livia (???).</p><p>PS-The name's Livia Gorka not 'Gorka Livia' as I mistakenly wrote in the intro paragraph.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bosko69, post: 13223171, member: 16283"]Could be fish or birds.This is the washiest/lightest touch painting I've seen of her work-normally her MCM designs are very bold. Her father, Hungarian ceramists Géza Gorka (1894–1971) was also prominent. Coincidentally enough, there's also a Gorka Studio pottery in Prague that does modern tableware. The owners don't seem to be related to Geza or Livia (???). PS-The name's Livia Gorka not 'Gorka Livia' as I mistakenly wrote in the intro paragraph.[/QUOTE]
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