Login
Lenci's Ceramics_7
Helen König Scavini, Madonna (Virgin Mary).
(See also next picture.)
(See also next picture.)
Helen König Scavini, Madonna dell'Amore (Virgin Mary of Love), 1935.
Helen König Scavini, Madonna (Virgin Mary).
Helen König Scavini, Rassegnazione (Resignation), 1937.
(See also next picture.)
(See also next picture.)
Helen König Scavini, Madonna della Neve (Virgin Mary of Snow), 1930s.
Madonna con Bambino (Virgin Mary with Child Jesus).
Madonna (Virgin Mary).
Madonna con Bambino (Virgin Mary with Child Jesus).
Maternità (Motherhood).
Madonna con Bambino (Virgin Mary with Child Jesus).
(See also next picture.)
(See also next picture.)
Madonnina (Little Virgin Mary).
(See also next picture.)
(See also next picture.)
Madonnina (Little Virgin Mary).
Abele Jacopi, Madonna con Bambino e putto (Virgin Mary with Child Jesus and putto), 1937.
Paola Bologna, Madonna Pompeiana (Virgin Mary of Pompei), 1935.
(See also next picture.)
(See also next picture.)
Paola Bologna, Madonna (Virgin Mary).
Giovanni Grande, Madonna (Virgin Mary), 1930s.
Sandro Vacchetti, Madonna del Giglio (Virgin Mary of Lily).
Load more items (6 more in this list)
Lenci was a company that produced ceramics and felt dolls established by Enrico Scavini and his wife Helen König in Turin (Piedmont, Northern Italy) in 1919.
The name was after the nickname of Helen König and became the acronym of Ludus est nobis constanter industria (Latin for Play is constantly an activity to us).
Helen König Scavini
Helen König was born in Turin in 1886 to an Austrian mother and a German father, who called her Helenchen (then Italianized in Lenci). In 1907, she graduated in photography in Düsseldorf. Back in Turin, she married Enrico Scavini in 1915.
Helen König often signed her ceramics as ICNEL. In 1937 she became the artistic director of Lenci and in 1941 she ended her artistic activity.
See also:
Lenci's Ceramics_1
Lenci's Ceramics_2
Lenci's Ceramics_3
Lenci's Ceramics_4
Lenci's Ceramics_5
Lenci's Ceramics_6
Added to
