Item:Q34032: verschil tussen versies
Verklaring aangemaakt: beschrijving (P113): This rococo watch stand is of an unusual and unrecorded form. More common is a narrow, elongated model, which, inspired by European porcelain examples, sometimes is applied with either molded garlands of flowers and foliage, as on the watch stand in the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, illustrated in Lunsingh Scheurleer 1984, p. 235, ill. 146; or with additional modeled putti, as on the example illustrated in Aronson 1993, ill. 14; and in Agenda Oude Ku... |
Verklaring aangemaakt: beschrijving (P113): A wider model with elaborate molded scrollwork, dated 1772, is illustrated in Lunsingh Scheurleer 1984, p. 235, ill. 146a.Another type of Delft watch stand composed of C-scrolls, and with two or three boys climbing on the case, exists in both polychrome and blue and white versions. Polychrome examples are in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, illustrated in Rococo in Nederland, exh.cat., Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum) 2001, p. 253 no. 151; the Musée Royaux d’... |
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A wider model with elaborate molded scrollwork, dated 1772, is illustrated in Lunsingh Scheurleer 1984, p. 235, ill. 146a.Another type of Delft watch stand composed of C-scrolls, and with two or three boys climbing on the case, exists in both polychrome and blue and white versions. Polychrome examples are in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, illustrated in Rococo in Nederland, exh.cat., Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum) 2001, p. 253 no. 151; the Musée Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire Brussels, illlustrated in Helbig II, p. 62, fig. 46; and the Lavino Collection, illustrated in Lavino, p. 7, left. A blue and white version marked for Johannes Hermanas Frerking, owner of ‘t Fortuyn (The Fortune) factory from 1771 to 1784, was sold at Christie’s Amsterdam, 6 May 2003, lot 242. (Engels) | |||
| eigenschap / beschrijving: A wider model with elaborate molded scrollwork, dated 1772, is illustrated in Lunsingh Scheurleer 1984, p. 235, ill. 146a.Another type of Delft watch stand composed of C-scrolls, and with two or three boys climbing on the case, exists in both polychrome and blue and white versions. Polychrome examples are in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, illustrated in Rococo in Nederland, exh.cat., Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum) 2001, p. 253 no. 151; the Musée Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire Brussels, illlustrated in Helbig II, p. 62, fig. 46; and the Lavino Collection, illustrated in Lavino, p. 7, left. A blue and white version marked for Johannes Hermanas Frerking, owner of ‘t Fortuyn (The Fortune) factory from 1771 to 1784, was sold at Christie’s Amsterdam, 6 May 2003, lot 242. (Engels) / rang | |||
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