Thomas Andreas (Theo) Vos (Groningen 1887–1948 Haarlem), “Female Dancer”: Gertrud Leistikow, model number: 495, designed in 1926, executed by Porzellanfabrik L. Hutschenreuther, Selb, 1926–38
Thomas Andreas (Theo) Vos (Groningen 1887–1948 Haarlem), “Female Dancer”: Gertrud Leistikow, model number: 495, designed in 1926, executed by Porzellanfabrik L. Hutschenreuther, Selb, 1926–38
porcelain, white glazed; the underside of the tear-shaped base with green manufactory mark Hutschenreuther Selb-Bavaria Abteilung für Kunst and artist’s mark: model by sculptor Th. A. Vos Amsterdam; height 28.2 cm. (MP)
Provenance:
Vetter Collection, Southern Germany.
Literature:
Mey, Im Zeichen des Löwen, Porzellan aus Künsterhand, p. 238, model number: 495.
For the Hutschenreuth art department Theo Vos created a series of ten designs, which were presented at the Leipzig fair from 1925/26 onwards. They also included three dance studies. The expressive dancer Gertud Leistikow has been identified as the model for at least two figures: “In their dizzying dynamics, the stylised dance studies convey the illusion of uninhibited movement that almost bursts the boundaries of matter.” (Mey, Im Zeichen des Löwen, Porzellan aus Künstlerhand, p. 238).
Specialist: Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
+43-1-515 60-383
magda.pfabigan@dorotheum.at
09.07.2020 - 16:00
- Estimate:
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EUR 3,000.- to EUR 5,000.-
Thomas Andreas (Theo) Vos (Groningen 1887–1948 Haarlem), “Female Dancer”: Gertrud Leistikow, model number: 495, designed in 1926, executed by Porzellanfabrik L. Hutschenreuther, Selb, 1926–38
porcelain, white glazed; the underside of the tear-shaped base with green manufactory mark Hutschenreuther Selb-Bavaria Abteilung für Kunst and artist’s mark: model by sculptor Th. A. Vos Amsterdam; height 28.2 cm. (MP)
Provenance:
Vetter Collection, Southern Germany.
Literature:
Mey, Im Zeichen des Löwen, Porzellan aus Künsterhand, p. 238, model number: 495.
For the Hutschenreuth art department Theo Vos created a series of ten designs, which were presented at the Leipzig fair from 1925/26 onwards. They also included three dance studies. The expressive dancer Gertud Leistikow has been identified as the model for at least two figures: “In their dizzying dynamics, the stylised dance studies convey the illusion of uninhibited movement that almost bursts the boundaries of matter.” (Mey, Im Zeichen des Löwen, Porzellan aus Künstlerhand, p. 238).
Specialist: Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
+43-1-515 60-383
magda.pfabigan@dorotheum.at
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| Auction: | Jugendstil and 20th Century Arts and Crafts |
| Auction type: | Saleroom auction |
| Date: | 09.07.2020 - 16:00 |
| Location: | Vienna | Palais Dorotheum |
| Exhibition: | 03.07. - 09.07.2020 |