Pendule ''L´ Amour fait passer le Temps'' - Paris, um 1820, u. a. vermutlich Porzellanmanufaktur NAST - photo 1

Pendule ''L´ Amour fait passer le Temps'' - Paris, um 1820, u. a. vermutlich Porzellanmanufaktur NAST

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€ 7 500
Auction dateClassic
01.12.2021 18:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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Lot 1131 | Pendule ''L´ Amour fait passer le Temps'' - Paris, um 1820, u. a. vermutlich Porzellanmanufaktur NAST
Pendule ''L´ Amour fait passer le Temps'' - Paris, um 1820, u. a. vermutlich Porzellanmanufaktur NAST
Biskuitporzellan, feuervergoldete Bronzen, Mahagoni. Zifferblatt: signiert Brocot. Pariser Pendulenwerk mit 1/2-Stundenschlag auf Glocke, über Schlossscheibe reguliert. Einige wenige altersbedingte Bestoßungen. Ca. 33 x 42 x 16,6 cm. Die Pendule verbildlicht das Gedicht ''Le voyage du temps'' von Joseph-Alexandre-Pierre Vicomte de Ségur (1756-1805) und setzt dabei die zentrale Aussage ''L'amour fait passer le temps - le temps fait passer l'amour'' in der Darstellung um. In einer von Amor gesteuerten Barke sitzt Chronos mit der (verloren gegangenen) Sense, und hält das runde Uhrgehäuse, das auf seinem Oberschenkel ruht. Es ist bekannt, dass das Pendulenmodell 1814 ins Hôtel du Ministre de la Maison du Roi geliefert wurde, von wo aus es in einer wechselvollen Geschichte in das Schloss von Malmaison gelangte. Der Qualität seiner Arbeiten bewusst stellte Népomucène-Jean-Hermann Nast in seiner Porzellanmanufaktur, in der unsere Figurnengruppe hergestellt wurde, die Pendule im Louvre auf der ''Exposition des produits de l' industrie'' 1819 aus und beeindruckte damit auch Louis XVIII zutiefst. Nast wurde dafür mit der Medaille d' Or ausgezeichnet.
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