Azulejo - Fábrica Secla (1958, Museu Nacional do Azulejo)
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Jarra (1989-1990, Museu da Cerâmica)
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«OFÉLIA II» (2009, Colecção Municipal Ferreira da Silva| Caldas da Rainha © Margarida Araújo
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Pintura da série «OFÉLIA I» (1991-1992, Colecção Municipal Ferreira da Silva, Caldas da Rainha - © Margarida Araújo)
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Presépio (2014, Museu Nacional do Azulejo)
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Luís Ferreira da Silva nasceu no Porto, em 1928, mudando-se ainda em criança para Coimbra. Nessa cidade ingressou na Escola Técnica Avelar Brotero, onde foi aluno de António Vitorino, responsável pelo curso de pintura cerâmica. Trabalhou na “Cerâmica Bombarralense”, na “Vestal” e na “Olaria de Alcobaça”. Colaborou com a SECLA entre 1954 e 1967. Em 1964, expôs na Galeria 111, em Lisboa, e, em 1967-1968, frequentou a École des arts appliqués et des métiers d'art, de Paris, com uma bolsa da Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian. Foi depois para o Porto, para a Galeria Espaço, tendo trabalhado com uma fábrica de grés fino em Meadela e uma outra em Ermesinde. No ano de 1970, constituiu a empresa Ceramex (Benedita). Montou depois a Rolcer (Porto), voltou a colaborar com a SECLA (anos 80), colaborou com o Cencal e a Fábrica Molde (1999). Dedicou-se igualmente ao vitral, apresentando os seus trabalhos na Galeria Osíris (2006).
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Bibl.: João B. Serra, «Ferreira da Silva: biografia breve e nota bibliográfica», in http://www.cidadeimaginaria.org/cer/FerreiradaSilva.pdf
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Luís Ferreira da Silva was born in Oporto, in 1928, and moved to Coimbra as a child. In this city he entered the Escola Técnica Avelar Brotero, where he was a pupil of Antonio Vitorino, responsible for painting pottery. Later, he worked on "Bombarralense", "Ceramic Vestal" and "Pottery of Alcobaça". He also collaborated with SECLA between 1954 and 1967. In the year of 1964, he exhibited his work at the Gallery 111 (Lisbon), and in 1967-1968, he attended the École des arts appliqués et des métiers d'art (Paris), with a scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. When he returned to Portugal, he went back to Oporto, starting to work at the Galeria Espaço, at stoneware factory in Meadela and another one in Ermesinde. In the year of 1970, has created the company Ceramex (Benedita). After that he created the Rolcer (Porto), collaborated with SECLA, Cencal and Molda (1999). He also devoted himself to the stained glass art, showing his work at the Gallery Osiris (2006).
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Luís Ferreira da Silva was born in Oporto, in 1928, and moved to Coimbra as a child. In this city he entered the Escola Técnica Avelar Brotero, where he was a pupil of Antonio Vitorino, responsible for painting pottery. Later, he worked on "Bombarralense", "Ceramic Vestal" and "Pottery of Alcobaça". He also collaborated with SECLA between 1954 and 1967. In the year of 1964, he exhibited his work at the Gallery 111 (Lisbon), and in 1967-1968, he attended the École des arts appliqués et des métiers d'art (Paris), with a scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. When he returned to Portugal, he went back to Oporto, starting to work at the Galeria Espaço, at stoneware factory in Meadela and another one in Ermesinde. In the year of 1970, has created the company Ceramex (Benedita). After that he created the Rolcer (Porto), collaborated with SECLA, Cencal and Molda (1999). He also devoted himself to the stained glass art, showing his work at the Gallery Osiris (2006).
