CIRCA 1748, MODELED BY J.J. KÄNDLER AND P. REINICKE

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A MEISSEN WHITE PORCELAIN FIGURE OF PULCHINELLO
CIRCA 1748, MODELED BY J.J. KÄNDLER AND P. REINICKE
The humped figure modeled in mid-stride with hand held high, on a rustic base
6½ in. (16.5 cm.) high

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Orlando, Florida, Orlando Museum of Art, Eighteenth Century Meissen Porcelain from the Collection of Gertrude J. and Robert T. Anderson, March 27, 1988 - February 12, 1989, No. 94

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Pulchinello is one of the most recognizable of the usual cast of characters of the Comedia dell'Arte. Apparently humorous, prone to zany behavior and comic routines, he reveals himself as a two-faced, stupid and crude glutton with a violent temper acting solely for his own ends. This Italian version of the character is recognizeable by his loose, white peasant-clown costume.