Tue Poulsen

Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970

€4.650,00

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Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970
Very rare and Large Wall Till from Tue Poulsen 1970

Tue Poulsen (Born 20 Juli 1939- 14 jan 2026 ) is a renowned Danish ceramic designer, best known for his handmade ceramic tiles which are often incorporated into Mid-Century Modern

Biography and Career
Education: Poulsen studied at the Kunsthåndværkerskolen (School of Arts and Crafts) in Copenhagen from 1959 to 1962.

Private Studio: In 1963, he opened his own studio and began producing his distinctive hand-turned stoneware.

His work is often signed on the underside with the iconic, small stamp "TUE".
Studio and Gallery:

Until his passing in early 2026, he operated the popular Tue Keramik Galleri & Marianne Væv in Fårevejle on Zealand together with his wife Marianne (a weaver).

Key features of his tiles

Style and Aesthetic: His work is often associated with the brutalist style of the 1960s and 1970s.

The tiles often feature organic relief structures reminiscent of fossils or natural landscapes.
Color: The tiles are crafted in warm earth tones such as brown, beige, rust, and mustard yellow, sometimes combined with deeper colors such as blue or red.
Materials: He primarily works with stoneware, which is known for its robust and textured finish.
Signature: Authentic pieces are often signed "TUE" or "TUE DK," either directly in the clay or scratched onto one of the tiles.

The wall tile weighs approximately 45 kg

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