Bernhard Bloch (1836-1909), Life-size Terracotta Of A Boy From North Africa
Artist: Bernhard Bloch (1836-1909)
Extreemly rare and very large polychrome terracotta decorated with a boy sitting astride a bamboo chair and basketry, numbered and monogrammed on the back. This sculpture is a feat of technicality and is found only exceptionally in this dimension, the editor has mostly produced small subjects.
Bibliography : Orientalist and Africanist terracotta, Stéphane Richemond, 1860-1940, editions of the Amateur
Provenance : private collection
Period : 1890
Origin : Austria-Hungary
Height : 41.73 in
Width : 28.34 in
Depth : 17.71 in
Bernhard BLOCH (1836-1909)
A contemporary of GOLDSCHEIDER, Bernhardt BLOCH was one of the greatest Jugendstil ceramists in Austria-Hungary, and his highly sought-after Orientalist works have made him one of the leaders of this movement. This factory has participated in many exhibitions and was rewarded each time. Gold Medal at the Universal Exposition of St. Louis. The regional museum of Téplice has a large collection of works by Bernhard Bloch's productions.
Bibliography : Orientalist and Africanist terracotta, Stéphane Richemond, 1860-1940, editions of the Amateur
Provenance : private collection
Period : 1890
Origin : Austria-Hungary
Height : 41.73 in
Width : 28.34 in
Depth : 17.71 in
Bernhard BLOCH (1836-1909)
A contemporary of GOLDSCHEIDER, Bernhardt BLOCH was one of the greatest Jugendstil ceramists in Austria-Hungary, and his highly sought-after Orientalist works have made him one of the leaders of this movement. This factory has participated in many exhibitions and was rewarded each time. Gold Medal at the Universal Exposition of St. Louis. The regional museum of Téplice has a large collection of works by Bernhard Bloch's productions.
12 000 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Orientalism
Condition: Excellent condition
Width: 72 cm
Height: 106 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Reference (ID): 355363
Availability: In stock
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