ID 855678
Lot 766 | Sammlung von Amorettenfiguren
Estimate value
€ 16 500 – 33 000
aus den Serien "Große und kleine verkleidete Amoretten" von M.V. Acier
42-tlg.; Auf rocaillereliefiertem Sockel stehende Knaben und Mädchen, verkleidet u. a. als Harlekin in rautengemustertem Kostüm mit Maske und Harlekinette mit Pritsche, Scaramuz und Columbine, als höfische Dame und Kavalier, als Husarenknabe und -mädchen, Hirtenknabe und -mädchen mit Hirtenstab, Bergmannsknabe und -mädchen, Bildhauer, Backwarenverkäufer, Triangelspielerin und Bettlerin. Polychrome Malerei mit Goldstaffage. Teilw. als Gegenstücke. Entw. Michel Victor Acier, um 1775. Eine Figur "Amor als Gigerl" von Max Bochmann (T 193), um 1901-1904. Modell-Nr. 1x, 4x, 14x, 23x, 24x, 2194, 2225 (groß); 4, 4x, 5, 60089, 6, 7, 7x, 8x, 9x, 10, 10x, 12x, 13, 13x (2x), 14x, 15 (2x), 15x, 16, 17, 17x, 18, 19, 19x, 20, 20x, 21, 22x, 23, 23x, 24, 25 (klein). Teilw. unw. best./rest.; Meissen. 19. und 20. Jh.; Schwertermarke. H. 8 cm - 11,5 cm.
Die 1775 von Michel Victor Acier (1736 - 1799) entstandenen Amorettenfiguren sind nach Entwürfen des Hofmalers Prof. Johann Eleazar Zeissig, genannt Schönau (Schenau) (1737 - 1806) modelliert worden und lehnen an die bereits 1750 von Johann Joachim Kaendler geschaffene Folge von kleinen Amoretten an. Schönau studierte an der Dresdner Akademie, wurde 1770 an die Porzellanmanufaktur berufen, 1773 zum Hofmaler und 1774 zum Professor ernannt.
Vgl. Kat. Staatl. Porzellan-Manufaktur Meissen, Figuren I, Große und kleine verkleidete Amoretten.
A 42-piece collection of cupid figures from the series "Small and tall disguised amorettes" modelled by M. V. Acier. One figure by Max Bochmann. Partly insignificantly chipped/restored. Crossed swords mark.
Meissen. 19. und 20. Jh.
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