CLÉMENT MASSIER (1845-1917) Large rectangular earthenware plate with iridescent glaze and metallic lustre, depicting two figures in bas-relief, symbolising one of the allegories of Dante's Paradise (from the third canticle of the Divine Comedy). Signed "M. Clément Massier", dated MCM (1900) and located "Golf-Juan" on the back. 53 x 40 cm A large ceramic plaque with an iridescent glaze and metallic luster. Signed, dated and located. 20 7/8 x 15 3/4 in. PROVENANCE : Private collection, Paris