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For a comparable figure, see O. Sosnina, Gardner: Porcelain Plastic Arts from Private Collections and Moscow Museums, Moscow, 2002, p. 219, no. 2.
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PROPERTY FROM AN IMPORTANT SCANDINAVIAN COLLECTION, PART II
A LARGE PORCELAIN GROUP ‘FAREWELL’
BY THE GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, MOSCOW, 1870-1880S
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A LARGE PORCELAIN GROUP ‘FAREWELL’
BY THE GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, MOSCOW, 1870-1880S
After an illustration by U. Shubeler for N. Gogol’s Taras Bulba, realistically modelled as young Andrew bidding farewell to a Polish noble woman, on an oval base painted to resemble stone, marked under base with red printed and impressed factory marks, also with impressed numeral '281’
15¾ in. (40 cm.) high
BY THE GARDNER PORCELAIN FACTORY, MOSCOW, 1870-1880S
After an illustration by U. Shubeler for N. Gogol’s Taras Bulba, realistically modelled as young Andrew bidding farewell to a Polish noble woman, on an oval base painted to resemble stone, marked under base with red printed and impressed factory marks, also with impressed numeral '281’
15¾ in. (40 cm.) high
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