Schale | Lightscape Ostern He consciously dressed the secular

He consciously dressed the secular patron saint of Bavaria in Germanic fashion - in a simple draped dress and bearskin with a raised wreath of oak leaves in her left hand

a series of magnificent majolica birds designed by the artist for the 1910 World Exhibition in Brussels

Inspired by the art that has surrounded him since childhood

Das unglasierte Biskuitporzellan bringt den Detailreichtum der Figuren und die hohen bildhauerischen Qualitäten der Nymphenburg Tiere besonders gut zur Geltung

Schale | Lightscape Ostern He consciously dressed the secularPorcelain, as delicate as paper, light and transparent at the same time, committed to an aesthetic of the imperfect, but developed with absolute perfection, innovation in form and style and yet expressing the spirit of 275 years of craftsmanship that is Lightscape. With the compact collection, Nymphenburg is continuing the series of independent projects with important contemporary artists and designers. With Lightscape, Ruth Gurvich, originally from