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Kind mit trinkendem Hund, Bunt staffiert, H 9 cm

H 9 cm

Kind mit trinkendem Hund, Bunt staffiert, H 9 cm - Main image
$1936.8 $2690 In stock

Category: Julius Konrad Hentschel

Das "Kind mit trinkendem Hund" ist eines der zwischen 1904 und 1907 entstandenen "Hentschelkinder" des Meissener Künstlers Julius Konrad Hentschel. Die Figuren fangen unverfälscht die Freuden der Kindheit ein. Sie heben die individuelle Ausstrahlung und die Wesenszüge der Kinder hervor mit ihrer emotionaler Eindringlichkeit, Aura und Authentizität. Sie sind Porträts von faszinierender Lebendigkeit und moderne, lebendige Abbilder der Kindheit im frühen 20. Jahrhunderts.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

The way the dog's head is tilted up to drink from the boy's hand gives the whole piece such a sweet, natural feel. The painted details on the child's little dress are really delicate and charming for such a small figure.

Natalie P. ★★★★★

The little boy’s face is so full of life, and the dog looks genuinely eager for that drink of water. It’s a charming piece that brings a smile every time I pass it.

Richard B. ★★★★★

The detail on this porcelain piece is remarkable for its size—the dog’s posture mid-drink and the child’s tilted head feel genuinely alive. It’s a lovely little slice of early 1900s charm that fits perfectly on my shelf.