"Zwei Kinder, Sandformen backend" - photo 1

"Zwei Kinder, Sandformen backend"

Starting price
€ 2 800
Auction dateClassic
07.05.2022 11:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event location
Germany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 746085
Lot 461 | "Zwei Kinder, Sandformen backend"
"Zwei Kinder, Sandformen backend" aus der Serie der sog. HentschelkinderSpielendes, hockendes Mädchen in mintgrünem, gemustertem Kleid und liegender kleiner Junge in langem, weißem Hemdchen, auf einem Holzbrett mit einer Tasse Sandformen backend. Naturalistische Ausformung. Polychrome Aufglasurmalerei. Entw. Konrad Hentschel, 1906. Modell-Nr. 73372. Haarriss. Schwertermarke. H. 11 cm. 24 cm x 14 cm.Ursprünglich in geringer Stückzahl ausgeführte Gruppe aus der Reihe der Hentschelkinder, die bis heute zu den beliebtesten Meissener Jugendstil-Figuren gehören. Die zwischen 1904 und 1907 von Julius Konrad Hentschel entworfene Reihe von Kinderfiguren zeigt in eindrucksvoller Weise Klein- und heranwachsende Kinder in Alltagssituationen, zumeist beim Spielen mit Puppen, Büchern oder Stecken. Mit ihrer lebendig komponierten und lebensnahen Erscheinung stellten sie Anfang des 20. Jhs. eine Neuheit in der Meissener Porzellankunst dar und waren schon damals ein Käufermagnet.Vgl. Just, Meissener Jugendstil Porzellan, Abb. 33; Berling, Taf. 36, Abb. 1; Meissener Manuskripte, Sonderheft III, Abb. S. 4, 6-7.A porcelain figure group of children baking sand moulds from the series "Hentschel children" modelled by K. Hentschel in 1906. Hairline crack. Crossed swords mark.Meissen. Nach 1973.
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