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KPM Porcelain Plaque of a Woman in a Red Hat
- This hand-painted KPM porcelain plaque depicts a poised young woman in a red hat and cloak
- The plaque set in a frame by renowned Hungarian ceramicist, Ignác Fischer of Budapest
- Made circa 1890, the plaque embodies KPM’s tradition of portraiture on porcelain
- KPM was renowned for the quality of its porcelain and hand-painted detail
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KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin)
Circa 1890
This exquisite KPM porcelain plaque presents a young woman in a red feathered hat, her heavy cloak resting gently around her shoulders. Her fashionable but understated dress and composed expression suggest quiet respectability and modesty.
The plaque is set within an elaborate frame marked for Ignác Fischer of Budapest, a renowned 19th-century Hungarian ceramicist celebrated for his. . .
KPM (Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur Berlin)
Circa 1890
This exquisite KPM porcelain plaque presents a young woman in a red feathered hat, her heavy cloak resting gently around her shoulders. Her fashionable but understated dress and composed expression suggest quiet respectability and modesty.
The plaque is set within an elaborate frame marked for Ignác Fischer of Budapest, a renowned 19th-century Hungarian ceramicist celebrated for his porcelain, majolica and enamel work. With its ornate decoration and jewel-like accents, the frame enhances the richness of the portrait and reflects the period taste for finely crafted decorative objects.
Founded in 1763 under Frederick II of Prussia, KPM quickly established itself among Europe’s leading porcelain manufactories. Its finely prepared plaques offered artists an exceptionally responsive surface, capable of capturing intricate subject matter in richly layered color. Here, that refinement is evident in the sitter’s delicately modeled features, soft complexion and the vivid accent of her feathered hat.
Impressed “KPM” with scepter mark (en verso)
17 3/4“ high x 15 1/4" wide x 1 1/2" deep (45.09 x 38.74 x 3.81 cm)
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