Height 28” Width & Depth 14 x 12 Base 8” x 10” weight approx. 20-30 lbs
BUST OF A Black Boy . Rare and very Handsome black Boy Possibly Nubian Arab North
Soudan southern Egypt , Blackamoor standing against a wall barefoot With a
stunning Dress and Gold medallion with a Jar on his back , with a very
beautiful smile and posture . timeless beauty and quality of this beautifully
Crafted Piece of Art .
Goldscheider items
are eagerly sought after by collectors and investors all over the world. Antique
Statuary , Dealer CA West Hollywood La Cienega Blvd. Melrose Ave . This piece
would be perfect addition to your collection. Mounted as a center piece on a
pedestal base , in an entrance or foyer on top of a console freestanding art piece statement . Very
decorative for your interior design in a traditional or even modern design , in
a library an office a living room . A great gift idea for the holiday season
for collectors or a house warming . AN AUSTRIAN POLYCHROME-PAINTED TERRACOTTA
BUST OF A NUBIAN Boy BY GOLDSCHEIDER
VIENNA 19TH CENTURY
The combination of the highest artistic quality, innovation
and business acumen resulted in an enormously successful international
production lasting well over half a century. Goldscheider succeeded in
attracting both the famous, highly acclaimed artists just as the young
innovative ones and is rightly regarded nowadays as one of the most remarkable
and prolific manufacturers of the 19th and 20th century. Well-known sculptors
and ceramists like Walter Bosse, Demètre Chiparus, Benno Geiger, Josef Lorenzl,
Ida Meisinger, Michael Powolny, Susi Singer, Arthur Strasser, and many others
designed and created most desirable models for Goldscheider throughout the
periods of Historicism, Art Nouveau and Art Déco. The „Goldscheidersche
Porzellan-Manufactur und Majolica-Fabrik“ (Goldscheider Porcelain Manufacturer
and Majolica Factory) was founded in 1885 by Friedrich Goldscheider in Vienna.
Within a short period of time Goldscheider earned wide international acclaim
together with notable awards and established itself as a leading ceramic
company first in Vienna and soon throughout Europe. With international branches
opening in Paris, Leipzig Etc. Goldscheider was setting the standards and style
for Art Déco creating some of the most beautiful and striking models
