Maria Meyer and Ute Matschke

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Where hare and fox say good night to each other  

The animal creations by Ute Matschke and Maria Meyer are popular with young and old alike. Ceramist and painter work hand in hand: Maria Meyer's beautifully shaped stoneware provides the perfect painting surface for Ute Matschke's colorful animal pictures. Whether pig, rabbit, bird or wolf: the colorful, large-scale motifs are unmistakable, a cheerful eye-catcher on every table, day and night, certainly friendly to each other...

Maria Meyer and Ute Matschke
Brunnenstr. 13
56203 Höhr-Grenzhausen
Germany

+49 (0) 2624-952049

www.meyerundmatschke.com
meyerundmatschke@web.de

 

Maria Meyer's and Ute Matschke's main areas of work well explained:

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