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Recipiente para popurrí
En la época en que se fabricó este recipiente, cuya primera propietaria fue madame de Pompadour, amante de Luis XV, la manufactura real de Sèvres, Francia, era la fábrica de porcelana más prestigiosa y más influyente de Europa. Impulsó innovaciones tanto en la forma como en la decoración de porcelanas, como se aprecia aquí en el complejo diseño calado de la tapa y el cuello, la opulencia del color turquesa del fondo y la detallada decoración pintada y dorada.
Artwork Details
- Título: Recipiente para popurrí
- Fecha: 1756–1757
- Geografía: Francia, Sèvres
- Material: Porcelana de pasta blanda
- Dimensiones: 35,9 x 36,2 x 19,7 cm
- Crédito: Donación de la Fundación Samuel H. Kress, 1958
- Número de inventario: 58.75.88a–c
- Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts
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