Second Half Of The 18th Century Ginori Sculpture “four Seasons”

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Second Half Of The 18th Century Ginori Sculpture “four Seasons”

Artist: Ginori

Wonderful polychrome porcelain sculpture depicting the allegory of the four seasons. The figures personifying winter, autumn, spring and summer are harmoniously arranged around a tree on an idyllic hill, surrounded by flowers and streams. Winter is represented by a bearded old man in a colorful toga, autumn is embodied by a young Bacchus with bunches of grapes and a glass in his hand. Spring is a woman with garlands of flowers, while summer is a brightly colored woman holding a vial. This rare and refined sculpture can be attributed to the Ginori manufacture of the second half of the 18th century (ca. 1760). Please note that there is slight wear.

Measurements: H x W x D 28 x 15 x 11cm

2 500 €

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ART@ANTIQUES - Firenze, Italy

Period: 18th century

Style: Louis 16th, Directory

Condition: Good condition

Material: Porcelain

Width: 15

Height: 28

Depth: 11

Reference (ID): 1830240

Availability: In stock

Second Half Of The 18th Century Ginori Sculpture “four Seasons”

PORCELAIN FIGURINES, BISCUIT PORCELAIN, LOUIS 16TH, DIRECTORY

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