A charming polychrome terracotta figure (ca. 1900) depicting a blacksmith with a hammer in his hands. Signed: "J. Pilar, Rothneusiedl, Wien", "Made in Austria", "Reproduction Reserve" and marked with the number 109 above the stand, which refers to Johann Pilar's ceramics studio located in Oberlaa, on the outskirts of Vienna. The "Made in Austria" and "Reproduction Reserve" stamps indicate that this sculpture was produced for export.

Johann Pilar listed in the 1906 catalog of pottery manufacturers "Adressbuch der Keram-Industrie" (published by Verlag von Muller & Schmidt in Coburg):

Roughly speaking, Johann Pilar's ceramics studio was established in 1898 and employed 50 employees. The studio/shop was located in Oberlaa; another suburb/division of Vienna (quite close to Rothneusiedl)

The height of the sculpture is 48 cm

A charming polychrome terracotta figure (ca. 1900) depicting a blacksmith with a hammer in his hands. Signed: "J. Pilar, Rothneusiedl, Wien", "Made in Austria", "Reproduction Reserve" and marked with the number 109 above the stand, which refers to Johann Pilar's ceramics studio located in Oberlaa, on the outskirts of Vienna. The "Made in Austria" and "Reproduction Reserve" stamps indicate that this sculpture was produced for export.

Johann Pilar listed in the 1906 catalog of pottery manufacturers "Adressbuch der Keram-Industrie" (published by Verlag von Muller & Schmidt in Coburg):

Roughly speaking, Johann Pilar's ceramics studio was established in 1898 and employed 50 employees. The studio/shop was located in Oberlaa; another suburb/division of Vienna (quite close to Rothneusiedl)

The height of the sculpture is 48 cm

Korszak
1400-1900
Ország
Ausztria
Anyag
Terrakotta
Művész
Johan Pillar (1870-1930). Viena
Műalkotás címe
blacksmith Art Nouveau
Aláírás
Aláírással a lemezen
Év
1900
Állapot
Elfogadható állapotú
Height
48 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
14 cm