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Vase with a dance circle motif

A vase with a flat bottom and a belly gradually widening upwards. Around the vessel a decorative ornament presenting a circle of dancing figures holding each other’s hands, also serving as a vase handle.
The pottery and tile ware factory, J. Niedźwiecki and Co. in Dębniki, was also famous for the production of artistic faience in the years 1900–1910.

Tags: sculpture ornamental techniques Art Nouveau ceramics 3D anthropomorphism Błąd nazwy public domain
Subjects: at the table sculpted
Technique: sculpture baking rolled on a potter’s wheel glazing
Material: faience glaze
Anthropomorphic vessel

The vessel comes from the collection of Władysław Kluger from 1876. A vessel with a high neck and a vertical vice. The nose, eyes and ears, and modelled lips have been glued to the neck of the vessel.

Tags: vessel Władysław Kluger 3D anthropomorphism 3D plus ceramics ancient cultures public domain Peru
Subjects: sculpted excavated from the earth
Technique: sculpture rolled on a potter’s wheel
Material: red clay
Statuette of a Singing Monkey of the “Monkey Orchestra” series

Monkeys were the subject matter of an iconographic genre called Singerie and so were a popular depiction in the 18th century. The genre was based on the art of Jean Berain which was published in 1711. Scenes of dancing, playing and hunting monkeys wearing fashionable clothes decorated the interiors of royal palaces in Marly, Anet or Chantilly. Realistic looking monkeys were often modelled by Kändler.

Tags: manor house ceramics Meissen anthropomorphism 3D plus rococo animals 3D WMM Plus public domain
Subjects: music at the table clothing sculpted entertainment
Technique: baking glazing extrusion in mould overglaze painting
Material: porcelain
Statuette of a Monkey Playing the Horn of the “Monkey Orchestra” series

Monkeys were the subject matter of an iconographic genre called Singerie and so were a popular depiction in the 18th century. The genre was based on the art of Jean Berain which was published in 1711. Scenes of dancing, playing and hunting monkeys wearing fashionable clothes decorated the interiors of royal palaces in Marly, Anet or Chantilly. Realistic looking monkeys were often modelled by Kändler.

Tags: manor house ceramics Meissen anthropomorphism animals 3D WMM Plus public domain
Subjects: music at the table clothing sculpted entertainment
Technique: baking glazing extrusion in mould overglaze painting
Material: porcelain
Anthropomorphic vessel

The vessel from Władysław Kluger’s collection comes from Peru, from the pre-Columbian period. The specimen was made of clay by shaped in a mould. Some elements were manually modelled (nose, ears, hands), then the vessel was fired to a bright red color. The surface is matt.

Tags: vessel Władysław Kluger 3D anthropomorphism 3D plus ceramics ancient cultures public domain Peru
Subjects: multiculture sculpted body
Technique: painting baking extrusion in mould
Material: light red clay
Anthropomorphic vessel

Obiekt pochodzi z kolekcji Władysława Klugera z 1876 roku. Kuliste naczynie z umieszczoną na szczycie, przy wylewie leżącą postacią ludzką.

Tags: vessel Władysław Kluger 3D anthropomorphism 3D plus ceramics ancient cultures public domain Peru
Subjects: daily life sculpted
Technique: painting manual modelling baking
Material: red clay
A vessel with an anthropomorphic bust on the cast

The exhibit comes from the 1876 Peruvian collection of Władysław Kluger and was created during the period of Chimú culture. The vessel consists of two separate pieces, whose bodies were conjoined with a wide tunnel. They also feature a common handle connecting their necks.

Tags: vessel Władysław Kluger 3D bust anthropomorphism 3D plus ceramics ancient cultures public domain Peru
Subjects: sculpted
Technique: baking polishing extrusion in mould
Material: black clay
Vessel with an artistic representation of symplegma

A man and a woman in an erotic scene are shown on the chest which imitates a bed. Both figures are naked, with their long hair reaching down to their shoulders with strongly marked eyes, noses and half-open mouths. The stirrup-shaped ear connects the back of the man with the side-surface of the bed, which is covered with a geometric ornament.

Tags: vessel Władysław Kluger body 3D anthropomorphism 3D plus ceramics ancient cultures erotism public domain Peru
Subjects: sculpted body
Technique: sculpture baking
Material: red-brown clay engobe
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