Sockel Mühling Design: Ted Muehling
Description
Design: Ted Muehling
Hirsch und weitere jagdbare Tiere ein und verewigt sie mit feinsten Fehhaarpinseln auf Porzellan
The texture shows traces of an eventful elephant life
from which they are transferred to the plates and then hand painted in detail
her twenty centimetre tall porcelain sister emerged from the kiln of the master workshops in Nymphenburg
Sockel Mühling Design: Ted MuehlingAn outstanding artistic personality for Nymphenburg in the 20th century was the sculptor Josef Wackerle. Among other things, a series of magnificent majolica birds designed by the artist for the 1910 World Exhibition in Brussels, contribute to the Nymphenburg majolica collection. The colourful birds adorn the courtyard of the botanical garden and numerous other public spaces in Munich to this day.
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