Chinesengruppe mit Vogelbauer von Meissen - photo 1

Chinesengruppe mit Vogelbauer von Meissen

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€ 4 800
Auction dateClassic
10.09.2023 10:30UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
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Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1006265
Lot 2768 | Chinesengruppe mit Vogelbauer von Meissen
Chinesengruppe mit Vogelbauer von Meissen
Chinesengruppe mit Vogelbauer von Meissen (bzw. "Japanergruppe mit Vogelbauer"). Auf ovalem, mit plastischen Blüten und Blättern belegtem Sockel komponierte Gruppe in langen, farbigen, teilweise mit Indianischen Blumen gemusterten Gewändern und weißem Kopftuch. Auf einem Palmenstumpf erhöht stehende Chinesin, in ihren erhobenen Händen einen Vogelkäfig haltend. Neben ihr auf einem Stuhl sich emporstreckendes Kind, nach dem Vogelbauer greifend. Hinter ihnen stehendes Mädchen, das Kind haltend. Polychrome Malerei mit dezenter Goldkonturierung. Entw. wohl Johann Joachim Kaendler oder Peter Reinicke. Rest.; Unw. best.; Verwaschene Schwertermarke. H. 17 cm.
Um die Mitte des 18. Jhs. entwarfen Johann Joachim Kaendler, Peter Reinicke und Friedrich Elias Meyer eine Reihe von Chinesen- bzw. Japanergruppen, bei denen sie sich von zeitgenössischen Kupferstichen aus "Les Délices de l'Enfance" von Jean Joseph Baléchou (1717 - 1764) nach François Boucher (1703 - 1770) inspirieren ließen. Zumeist werden alltägliche Szenen aus dem familiären Milieu mit eleganten Figuren auf erzählerische Weise dargestellt.
Vgl. Kunze-Köllensperger, Kat. Slg. Burda, Nr. 31; Meister, Slg. Pauls, Bd. I, S. 441.
A porcelain figure group of Chinese (or Japanese) women with child and birdcage. Restored. Insignificantly chipped. Blurred crossed swords mark.
Meissen. Mitte 18. Jh.
Auction house category:Porcelain
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