Große Ziervase mit Weichmalerei - photo 1

Große Ziervase mit Weichmalerei

Lot 511
05.05.2018 13:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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€ 18 500
AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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Lot 511 | Große Ziervase mit Weichmalerei
sog. Urbino-Vase. Teilw. Biskuitporzellan. Auf gestuftem, hochgezogenem Rundfuß amphorenförmiger Korpus. Beidseitig von gerundeter Schulter ausgehende, zum breiten Lippenrand sich windende Henkel in Form von Blattvoluten mit Blüten und reliefierten grotesken Blattmasken, am Henkelansatz aufgelegtes Akanthusblatt. Auf der Schauseite zwei Amoretten mit großem Blumenarrangement durch die Luft schwebend. Rückseitig großflächiges Blumenstillleben mit einem am blauen Band hängenden, gefüllten Köcher. Im weißen Fond von Blattranken gerahmte, hellgelbe Reserven sowie gitterförmiger Dekor aus Reliefgold. Sog. Weichmalerei, Weiß gehöht. Entwurf Julius Willhelm Mantel. Bronze-Montierungsring. Minim. rest.; Zepter- und Malereimarke. Höhe 55 cm.
Seit dem 19. Jahrhundert erfreuen sich die aufwendig ausgeführten Reliefgold-Dekore auch in der KPM großer Beliebtheit. In feinen Linien, von flächig bis reliefartig aufgetragen, lassen sie die bemerkenswerte Kunstfertigkeit der Vergolder erkennen, deren Namen so gut wie nicht bekannt sind. Ab dem späten 19. Jahrhundert wird diese Art der Verzierung häufig in Kombination mit anderen Malereitechniken wie der pastelltönigen Weichmalerei ausgeführt.
Vgl. Ponert, Berlin Museum, Nr. 131 (Form); Dietz, Slg. Sabet, S. 70ff., 171.
A large decorative vase with so called 'Weichmalerei'. Sceptre and painter's mark.
KPM-Berlin. Ende 19. Jahrhundert
Auction house category:Porcelain
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