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The figure "Frog" by Johann Joachim Kaendler, in the original form of 1742, has an enormously realistic and detailed representation due to the lifelike on-glaze painting. Hand-painted in authentic black, green and yellow tones, the figure appears almost alive. At the same time, the adorable figure enchants - unlike its living model - not only in the warm months.
August the Strong was a passionate collector. He was just as fond of animals as he was of luxurious porcelain. In addition to large-format masterpieces made of MEISSEN® porcelain, natural or hand-painted, Kaendler's workshop produced a large number of small-format animal figures. Foxes and squirrels, for example, inspired detailed depictions, as did the little frog.
August the Strong was a passionate collector. He was just as fond of animals as he was of luxurious porcelain. In addition to large-format masterpieces made of MEISSEN® porcelain, natural or hand-painted, Kaendler's workshop produced a large number of small-format animal figures. Foxes and squirrels, for example, inspired detailed depictions, as did the little frog.
product details
Art.-No.:
900100-78826-1
Designer / Artist:
Johann Gottlieb Ehder
Year of Creation:
1742
Materials:
Porcelain
Height:
3.5 cm
Width:
6.5 cm
Depth:
7.5 cm
Weight:
80 g
Good to know
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Hand Painted
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Porcelain - Handmade in Germany
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