Bavaria auf Sockel | 20 cm Brieföffner Unglazed "bisque" porcelain accentuates the

Unglazed "bisque" porcelain accentuates the sculptural qualities of the Nymphenburg animals particularly well

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The coloring in celadon and shell pink as well as the interplay between glazed and bisque porcelain emphasize the delicacy of the objects

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Bavaria auf Sockel | 20 cm Brieföffner Unglazed "bisque" porcelain accentuates theIn the same year as the inauguration of the world famous Bavaria statue on the Theresienhhe in Munich, her twenty centimetre tall porcelain sister emerged from the kiln of the master workshops in Nymphenburg. Ludwig Michael von Schwanthaler, one of the principal masters of classical sculpture in Southern Germany, was responsible for the elaboration of both designs. He consciously dressed the secular patron saint of Bavaria in Germanic fashion in a