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Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.
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Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face, Netherlands, early 18th century.

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3.200 €
18th century
Louis XIV style
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    Grey stoneware sculpture of a child's face or putto.

    - The face is rendered highly expressive by finely sculpted details, such as the mouth, with its hemmed lips that hint at a smile, and the hollowed corners of the mouth offering a corner of shadow before the light catches the generous bounce of the cheeks.
    The friendly expression of this chubby face, so characteristic of putti, is reinforced by its small, upturned nose and large, almond-shaped eyes. The forehead is unobstructed, but the hair is long enough to appreciate the delicate work on the waves.

    - This child's head can be compared with the Baurscheit workshop. Jan Pieter Baurscheit the Elder (1669-1728) and his son Baurscheit the Younger (1699-1768) were responsible for a large production of secular sculptures, notably of children, or putti, which were extremely popular in the homes of wealthy merchants.

    - Sculpture mounted on a black lacquered wood base.

    - Very good condition, with slight scratches and small superficial rings on the skin.

    - Early 18th century, Netherlands

    - Height off base: 20cm

    Height with base: 25.5cm


    Ref: V43FMQXQF4

    Condition Good
    Style Louis XIV style (Marble and Stone Sculptures of Louis XIV style Style)
    Period 18th century (Marble and Stone Sculptures 18th century)
    Country of origin Netherlands
    Height (cm) 20
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 78220, Viroflay, France
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