Figure
ca. 1754 (made), 1754 (modelled)
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Figure of Ragonda on a plain low mound-base left unpainted. She stands with her head inclined back and turned towards her left shoulder, her left hand resting on her hip, her right holding up the drapery of her skirt. On her head she wears a small mauve tricorn hat with a tall plume of blue and red feathers. Round her neck is a double ruff, and over her shoulder and bosom she wears a blue ribband with a large rosette. She wears a loose jacket bordered with a looped red band and "embroidered" with gold flower-sprays: below the cuffs appear frills. Below the jacket a similarly decorated stomacher is visible, and below this a glimpse of green material. Her skirt is painted with flower-sprays in mauve, green and yellow, and bordered by a plain gold band. Her shoes are green.
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Materials and techniques | Hard-paste porcelain, painted in enamels and gilt |
Brief description | Figure of Ragonda, hard-paste porcelain painted in enamels and gilt, modelled by Simon Feilner in 1754, made by Fürstenberg Porcelain, Brunswick, Germany, ca. 1754 |
Physical description | Figure of Ragonda on a plain low mound-base left unpainted. She stands with her head inclined back and turned towards her left shoulder, her left hand resting on her hip, her right holding up the drapery of her skirt. On her head she wears a small mauve tricorn hat with a tall plume of blue and red feathers. Round her neck is a double ruff, and over her shoulder and bosom she wears a blue ribband with a large rosette. She wears a loose jacket bordered with a looped red band and "embroidered" with gold flower-sprays: below the cuffs appear frills. Below the jacket a similarly decorated stomacher is visible, and below this a glimpse of green material. Her skirt is painted with flower-sprays in mauve, green and yellow, and bordered by a plain gold band. Her shoes are green. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'I / F' incised |
Object history | From a series of 15 Italian Comedy figures modelled by Simon Feilner in 1754. |
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Accession number | C.30-1961 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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