Limited Masterworks Venus in Seashell

The hand-painted decorated figurine "Venus in sea shell" from 1769 is a Kaendler's adaptation of an old model from the time of his epochal swan service. The depicted figure belongs to a collection of limited designed masterpieces and was hand-painted in the most beautiful Meissen craftsmanship. You can see the goddess of love Venus with her son Cupid in a shell, worked out in the style of the Rococo. The shell is lifted by three tritons from a rock pedestal, from which water cascades down in hand-painted decorated. A true work of art - limited edition available in unique Meissen quality. The colorful staffage in the finest craftsmanship allows plastic details to stand out, giving the figure warmth and liveliness, which is characteristic of the time of its creation. Filigree real gold ornaments along the edges of the shell as well as the tassels of the cushion accentuate the figure with delicate opulence. With them, unique craftsmanship of the Meissen Rococo shines in new splendor - exclusive and limited.