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Poster: Le Rebelle: Ceramic Subversion

Cat. № POSTER-255 · Archive reference image

Porcelain & Plastic Icons № 255

Le Rebelle: Ceramic Subversion

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Archive note

Promotional material for an unreleased French ceramic figurine line from the early 1950s, celebrating a cool cat in sunglasses and leather jacket posed beneath a street lamp. The tagline—'Unknown. Cool. Eternal.'—suggests a brand philosophy that valorized youth rebellion through mass-produced porcelain. This artifact documents a moment when postwar French industrial design attempted to capture American cool through domestic kitsch, a cultural collision that never quite materialized into market success.

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Section
Porcelain & Plastic Icons
Style
vintage product catalog, hand-painted ceramic advertisement
Mood
retro-ironic, aspirational, slightly absurd
Palette
cream, terracotta, black, pale blue
Collection
Subversive Ceramic Mascots

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1950sfrench designceramic figurinecool catsunglassesleather jacketstreet lampporcelainmid-centurysubversionkitschpostwartabletop sculpture

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