Chris Antemann Set Gotzkowsky, 2 little plates

Lightly dressed ladies and gentlemen in lustful scenes adorn Antemann's designer artworks. For this sculpture, she came across the "Gotzkowsky Déjeuner" in the archives, a lovely service hand-painted with blossoms and reliefs that Kaendler made in 1741 for the Berlin merchant Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. In reduced opulence, it focuses on the depiction of the figure of man and woman, borrowing from typical 18th-century porcelain sculpture. Framed in delicate pastel tones and single flowers, the relationship between man and woman is the focus of the designer figurine set, hand-painted, which is just one example of Antemann's limited edition artwork.