Meissen - Porcelain Figure "leipziger Löwe" - Jörg Danielczyk

Meissen white porcelain figure of a seated lion entitled "Leipziger Löwe". Model created in 2000 by Jörg Danielczyk. Marked with the blue crossed swords, signed and numbered 90550. Listed in the Meissen - Bergmann catalog. He is an artist who is a worthy successor to Johann Joachim Kaendler, the manufactory's first master modeler, and the reputation he built. Jörg Danielczyk had a decisive influence on MEISSEN's sculptural language and opened up new dimensions of porcelain art with his works. With respect for this special material, he knows how to explore its limits and possibilities and, in doing so, continually penetrate new spheres. The manufactory owes Jörg Danielczyk not only great works of art. Collectors worldwide associate his name with captivating beauty and the finest filigree, immortalized in brilliant Meissen porcelain. Daring the seemingly impossible and testing new boundaries, inspired by the beauty of life, is the motto that accompanied Danielczyk throughout his life. Bibliographic source: https://www.meissen.com/en/momentodetail/joerg-danielczyk