Große prächtige Elementvase "Wasser" - photo 1

Große prächtige Elementvase "Wasser"

Lot 837
28.11.2020 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 14 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 837 | Große prächtige Elementvase "Wasser"
In Form einer Schenkkanne. Aus der Serie der "Vier Elemente". Über ovalem Fuß bauchiger Korpus mit abgesetztem, eingezogenem Hals, wulstartig in muschelförmig reliefierten, gerippten Ausguss übergehend. Seitlich geschweifter, in gebündelten, reliefplastischen Schilfblättern gestalteter Henkel mit bekrönendem Amor. Stark reliefierter, teilw. vollplastisch modellierter Dekor aus naturalistischen, symbolischen und mythologischen Elementen der Meereswelt als Symbol des Wassers. Auf dem Fuß große, zwischen Seealgen schwimmende Delphine und auf der reliefierten Wandung eine aus dem Meer auftauchende Nereide mit vier Hippokampen. Die Gefäßschulter mit dem in einer Muschel sitzenden Meeresgott Neptun. Umlaufend gewellte Meeresoberfläche, schauseitig mit Darstellung einer Kriegsflotte. Am Kannenhals große Wasserinsekten wie Libelle, Gelbrandkäfer und Mückenlarven auf weißem Fond. Feine polychrome Malerei mit Goldrand. Entwurf Johann Joachim Kaendler und Johann Friedrich Eberlein, um 1741. Minim. restauriert; Schwertermarke. H. 61 cm. Die Urausführung in Weißporzellan war Teil einer 5-teilig Garnitur als Geschenk des Kurfürsten Friedrich August III., Sohn August des Starken, an den französischen König Ludwig XV.; Aufgrund der politischen Lage infolge des Österreichischen Erbfolgekrieges (1740-1748) verblieben die vier Elementvasen in Dresden und sind heute in neuer Repräsentation im rekonstruierten Porzellankabinett im Dresdner Residenzschloss zu sehen. Vgl. Loesch, Katalog The porcelain cabinet, Abbildung 2, 4; Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Inv.-Nr. PE 101. A monumental jug-shaped porcelain vase representing the element "Water" with applied and painted decoration of the sea contributing to the god Neptun and his world. Minor restored. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. 2. Hälfte 19. Jahrhundert
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