ID 1215712
Lot 310 | Seltener Saucer mit unterglasurblauem ‚Neptun‘-Dekor
D. 10 cm
Gezeigt wird Neptun, der römischen Gott des Meeres und seiner Bewohner. Die Szene könnte eine von Vergil in der Aeneis, Buch I, Zeilen 124-143, erzählte Episode illustrieren, in der Neptun die Wellen mit seinem Dreizack beruhigt, nachdem die Hauptgöttin Juno in den trojanischen Krieg eingegriffen und einen Sturm entfesselt hatte, um das sich zurückziehende trojanische Heer zu bekämpfen. Die Zeichnung, von der sich dieses Motiv ableitet, ist die linke Hälfte einer Komposition aus einem Kopierbuch des niederländischen Künstlers Abraham Bloemaert (1564-1651), das im Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, aufbewahrt wird (Le Corbeiller, 1974, Nr. 28). Die Zeichnung wurde später von Bloemaerts Sohn Frederick (ca. 1610-1669) gestochen.
Sammlung Otmar Kurrus (1929-2012), vor 1980 vermutlich von Heinz Reichert erworben
Weitere Stücke mit demselben Dekor sind eine Pattipan im Princessehof Museum, Leeuwarden, Niederlande (Jorg, 1982, Nr. 50), und ein Teller im Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Le Corbeiller, 1974, Nr. 28); eine Untertasse aus der Sammlung Mottahedeh Sammlung stammt aus einem ähnlichen Service mit zusätzlichen Blütensprays (Howard und Ayers, 1978, Bd. I, Nr. 336) - Minim. gefüllte Glasurabsplitterung am Rand
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