19th-century Biscuit Porcelain Group Depicting A Gallant Scene With A Harp In The Louis XVI Style

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19th-century Biscuit Porcelain Group Depicting A Gallant Scene With A Harp In The Louis XVI Style

Porcelain biscuit group 19th century gallant scene on the harp Louis XVI style

Beauty and elegance frozen in a moment of miniaturized realism, this is what defines the porcelain biscuits of this period.

From 19th century German pottery, this small decoration turned into a work of art is a gallant allegory, that of a young woman seeking to learn the harp, and that of a man helping her, or courting her like an admirer or a lover in stunning miniaturized realism.

Covered with motifs and arabesques specific to the baroque style of Louis XVI, this charming biscuit is a real little enigma between the charm of learning and the court at the time of the Ancien Régime, revisited in the 19th century.

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Dimensions
Height: 19.5 cm
Length: 16 cm
Depth: 9.5 cm
Weight: 600 grams

250 €