Große Meissen Jagdgruppe "Piqueur zu Pferde" - photo 1

Große Meissen Jagdgruppe "Piqueur zu Pferde"

Lot 2249
12.05.2023 10:30UTC +01:00
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€ 16 000
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 2249 | Große Meissen Jagdgruppe "Piqueur zu Pferde"
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€ 16 000 – 32 000
Große Meissen Jagdgruppe "Piqueur zu Pferde"
Leicht gewölbter, von stark reliefplastischen Rocaillen umzogener Sockel auf vier Füßen, an Breit- und Schmalseiten mit vier rocaillegerahmten, jagdmotivischen Kartuschen, den Kopf eines röhrenden Hirsches und eines Keilers bzw. einen Kiefer- und Eichenzweig darstellend. Über naturalistisch gestaltetem Terrain mit plastisch aufgelegten Blattwerk, auf einem galoppierendem Apfelschimmel sitzender Parforcejäger als Pikör, begleitet von vier Jagdhunden. Er trägt eine Jagduniform aus gelber Jacke, blaufarbener Hose und hohen, schwarzen Stiefeln sowie einen Dreizack mit platinstaffiertem Rand und blauer Schleife. Begleitend von vier, ihn umringenden Jagdhunden. Entw. Joseph von Kramer, 1901/02. Modell-Nr. T 102. Hundefiguren abnehmbar. Zügel fehlen. Unw. Rest.; Schwertermarke. Meissen. Anfang 20. Jh.; H. 39 cm. 39 cm x 24 cm.
Der in Augsburg geborene Bildhauer und Entwerfer Joseph von Kramer studierte an der Nürnberger Kunstschule und Münchner Akademie und ist bekannt für seine Denkmäler, Brunnen und Bauplastik im barockisierenden Stil. Für die Meissener Manufaktur fertigte er um 1902/03 neben dem „Piqueur“ die Figur einer musizierenden Rokoko-Familie, sog. „Hauskonzert“ (Originaltitel), die den stilistischen Rückgriff auf das 18. Jh. erkennen lassen. Der Meissener Porzellanmodelleur Erich Hösel schuf einige Jahre später eine zu Pferd sitzende Falknerin (Modell-Nr. V 139, um 1910) als Pendant zu Kramers „Piqueur“.
Vgl. Berling, Festschrift, S. 107, Abb. 301.
A large early 20th C. porcelain hunting group of a piqueur accompanied by four dogs modelled by J. von Kramer. Dog figures removable. Reins missing. Insignificantly restored. Crossed swords mark.
Meissen. Anfang 20. Jh.
Manufactur:Meissen Porcelain Factory
Auction house category:Porcelain
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