Großer Bär - photo 1

Großer Bär

Lot 187
14.11.2018 11:30UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 187 | Großer Bär
Estimate value
€ 15 000 – 16 000
Vor 1934. Modell M. Esser, 1929.

Porzellan, weiß. Der junge Bär auf einem Sockel sitzend und leicht nach rechts unten schauend. An den
Pfoten gibt das fein herausgearbeitete Fell die Krallen des Bären frei. Höhe 63,5cm.
Pfeiffermarke mit 2 SS, Weißzeichen, A1175, Bossierernr. 89. Zustand B.
Provenienz:
Aus dem Besitz der Familie Esser, siehe hierzu anbei das originale Foto mit Blick in die Skulpturen-Ausstellung Essers. Ein weiteres Exemplar befindet sich im Vineta Museum in Barth.

Literatur:
- Bröhan, Karl H. (Hrsg.:) Porzellan, Kunst und Design 1889-1939, vom Jugendstil zum Funktionalismus, Bestandskatalog Bd.V.2 des Bröhan-Museums, Berlin, 1996. Zu Max Esser siehe S.108ff.
- Marusch-Krohn, Caren: Meissener Porzellan 1918-1933. Die Pfeifferzeit, Leipzig 1993, zu Max Esser siehe S.105-112.

Als Schüler August Gauls avancierte Max Esser zu den führenden Tierplastikern zur Zeit Pfeiffers. Er begann seine Karriere zunächst bei den Schwarzburger Werkstätten bevor er ab 1919 als freischaffender Künstler für die nächsten Jahre bei der Manufaktur in Meissen tätig war. Darüber hinaus führte er dort ab 1923 ein sog. Meisteratelier.
Esser schuf für die Manufaktur über 100 Entwürfe. Um seine Tierplastiken so naturgetreu wie möglich darstellen zu können führten ihn Studien regelmäßig in den Berliner Zoo
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