ID 1341353
Lot 2182 | Große Meissen "Augustus Rex"-Deckelvase
Estimate value
€ 55 000 – 110 000
mit virtuoser Kakiemonmalerei
Über ausgestelltem Stand kurz einschwingender, sich balusterförmig aufwölbender Korpus mit eingezogener Schulter und kurzem, zylindrischem Hals. Überkragender Haubendeckel mit eingeschnürtem, tropfenförmigem Knauf. Nahezu umlaufend der Wandung großflächig angelegter Kakiemondekor aus großen Päonien- und Chrysanthemenstauden mit sitzenden und fliegenden exotischen Vögeln mit farbenprächtigem Gefieder, Schmetterlingen und Insekten. Virtuose, teilw. goldgehöhte polychrome Malerei in Eisenrot, Purpur, Emailblau, Moosgrün, Seegrün, Gelb und Schwarz. Korrespondierender Dekor auf dem Deckel. Malerei wohl von Johann Ehrenfried Stadler. Unterglasurblaue AR-Marke. H. 39 cm.
Eindrucksvolles Beispiel für die Dekorgestaltung mit Indianischen Blumen nach ostasiatischem Vorbild, vor allem nach japanischen Kakiemon-Porzellanen. Die sog. Indianischen Blumen sind einer der wichtigsten Dekore auf Meissener Porzellan in der frühen Hoeroldt-Zeit. Einer der hervorragendsten Maler auf diesem Gebiet war der seit 1723/24 in Meissen tätige Johann Ehrenfried Stadler, welchem zahlreiche Dekore auf "Augustus Rex"-Vasen für August den Starken zugeschrieben werden. So findet sich eine um 1728 datierte, fast dekorgleiche, Johann Ehrenfried Stadler zugeschriebene Balustervase in der Staatlichen Kunstslg. Dresden, Porzellanslg., Inv.-Nr. 2010. PE 2010 a,b.
Vgl. Pietsch, Triumph der blauen Schwerter, S. 210-11, Nr. 94.; Eickelmann/Weber, Meißner Porzellane, Bd. II, Nr. 456ff.; Vgl. Rückert, Meissner, Bayer. Nationalmuseum, Nr. 270 u. 271.
An early large lidded Kakiemon style porcelain vase depicting branches of chrysanthemum, prunus and bird, probably painted by J. E. Stadler. AR mark in underglaze-blue.
Meissen. Um 1730.
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