Two Playing Putti, 19th-century Bronze Based On A 17th-century Model By Leonhard Kern

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Two Playing Putti, 19th-century Bronze Based On A 17th-century Model By Leonhard Kern

Bronze group depicting two putti, one carrying the other on his back.
On a blackened wooden base.
19th century

Height of the bronze: 11.4 cm
Total height: 20.8 cm

This group, created by Leonhard Kern circa 1630, enjoyed great success from its creation through the 19th century. Several 17th-century versions are preserved in Germany, including a bronze version at the Liebieghaus in Frankfurt and an ivory version in Hamburg (MKG).

Bibliography:
Volker Krahn, Von allen Seiten schön. Bronzen der Renaissance und des Barock, Berlin, 1995, cat. no. 200.

Please note: two small chips on the top of the bronze.

470 €

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Spinario - Paris, France

Period: 19th century

Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th

Condition: Good condition

Material: Bronze

Reference (ID): 1798532

Availability: In stock