Figurines Vicar, Threepenny Opera

The Meissen porcelain figurine "Pastor - Threepenny Opera" is an expressive interpretation of an iconic character from Bertolt Brecht's world-famous play. Sculpted in the finest porcelain and hand-painted in great detail, this figurine combines masterful craftsmanship with literary depth.

In the "Threepenny Opera", the figure of the priest is symbolic of morality, hypocrisy and the interplay between appearance and reality - a theme that is captured subtly but pointedly in this depiction. With sharp facial expressions, subtle gestures and a posture that expresses both dignity and twilight, the character becomes vivid and tangible.

With this figure, the Meissen porcelain manufactory not only takes up an important work of theater history, but also translates it into the language of porcelain - precisely, narratively and with a fine sense of irony. The "Pastor - Threepenny Opera" figurine is a collector's item for lovers of literature, theater and figurative porcelain art alike - a small porcelain stage on which great themes are negotiated.