Description
fox and dog was complemented by a pattern from the Nymphenburg decor archive including patterns that were originally intended for a soup tureen or depicted the plumage of a guinea fowl
the elegant shape merges with the decor that harmoniously frames the opening in the porcelain
Since 1976 he has been designing jewellery and objects that are inspired by natural shapes
The colourful combo
Even the tiniest detail is incorporated into the rhythm of the forms in all its subtleties
10018955 Tierschale fox and dog was complementedThe employment of Franz Anton Bustelli in November 1754 turned out to be a tremendous stroke of luck for the manufactory. The artistic highlight of his body of work are, without a doubt, his sixteen characters from the Commedia dell'Arte. With these creations he depicts tense and humorous relationships. Each of these figures not only shows the role they play through their posture, but also make corresponding statements with their gestures.
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