A Girl with Doll Carriage
Konrad Hentschel (Cölln b. Meißen 1872 - Meißen 1907)
Lot-No. 561
Proceeds : 1.400 €
Meissen. Designed 1905, made soon after. Porcelain, colored. H. 13 cm. Crossed swords mark, model number W 124, 51, 67 (red). - Literature: Sabine und Thomas Bergmann. Meissener Künstler-Figuren. Modellnummern A100 - Z 300, page 248, catalogue number 472 - Konrad Hentschel, son of Julius and brother of Rudolf, studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden and worked since 1889 in the Meissen manufactory. He ranks as the most famous Art-nouveau artist of the manufactory and designed numerous shapes of tableware, putti and his famous series of playing children.
Konrad Hentschel: A Girl with Doll Carriage
Konrad Hentschel (Cölln b. Meißen 1872 - Meißen 1907)
A Girl with Doll Carriage
Lot-No. 561
Proceeds : 1.400 €
| Manufacturer: | Meissen |
| Date: | Designed 1905, made soon after |
| Technique: | Porcelain, colored |
| Dimensions: | H. 13 cm |
| Mark/Notation: | Crossed swords mark, model number W 124, 51, 67 (red) |
| References: | Sabine und Thomas Bergmann. Meissener Künstler-Figuren. Modellnummern A100 - Z 300, page 248, catalogue number 472 |
Vita:
Konrad Hentschel, son of Julius and brother of Rudolf, studied at the academies in Munich and Dresden and worked since 1889 in the Meissen manufactory. He ranks as the most famous Art-nouveau artist of the manufactory and designed numerous shapes of tableware, putti and his famous series of playing children.
