Monkey Orchestra
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Monkey OrchestraMusic Stand, desk with roses and notesAvailable$862.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraHarpist, Old Indian Flower and Crain paintingAvailable$8,621.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraBassoonist, Bunch of flowersAvailable$5,384.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraSongstress, Oriental Flower paintingAvailable$7,003.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraGuitarist, Oriental Rock, Flower and Paradise Bird PaintingAvailable$8,621.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraHurdy-Gurdy Player, Blue OnionMade to Order$4,521.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraTriangle Player, Flower painting Poppy redAvailable$4,521.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraSongstress, Oriental painting, magpieAvailable$5,600.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraTimpanist, Oriental painting light blueAvailable$4,845.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraSongstress, FF-painting with butterflyes and insectsAvailable$10,240.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraSongstress, Flower painting in sepiaMade to Order$6,247.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraViolinist, Court Dragon blackMade to Order$4,521.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraTrumpeter, Old Yellow LionMade to Order$5,600.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraTimbal Carrier, Scattered Forget Me NotAvailable$5,384.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraClarinettist, Bird painting with insectsAvailable$9,700.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Monkey OrchestraBass Fiddler, Chinoiserien painting after HoeroldtAvailable$9,700.00Excl. 0% VAT , excl. Shipping Cost
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Affenkapelle Sammelfiguren aus Meissener Porzellan
Designed in the mid-18th century by master modeller Johann Joachim Kaendler, the “Monkey Chapel” is an outstanding example of Meissen Baroque. The subject of singerie - depictions of monkeys imitating human behavior, often in a parodic manner - was very popular at the time, particularly in France. Entire rooms were decorated with these comical scenes, from the walls to the upholstery and carpets to the porcelain. Drawings by the famous French singerie painter Christophe Huet served as a model for this porcelain ensemble: monkey figures decorated in the Rococo style, skilfully assembled by hand and painted in great detail. The figurines were quickly returned to Paris from the manufactory's kilns. Madame de Pompadour, mistress of King Louis XV, acquired one of the very first “monkey chapels” in 1753.