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BADA Gift List - Under £1000A charming cold painted vienna bronze figure of a female Partridge with three chicks nestling under her feathers. Well cast and finely detailed and in excellent original condition. Unsigned but excellent quality. Austrian circa 1900.
The tradition of Vienna Bronze can be traced to the middle of the 19th century. Around 50 manufacturers resided in Vienna at the turn of the century, as small Austrian bronze sculpture with its fine detail enjoyed great popularity.
In the late 19th Century a number of Austrian bronze foundries situated in Vienna and the Austrian-Bohemian border began to specialise in the technique of ‘cold painted’ processes. This naturalistic finish was created by painting the raw bronze with several layers of special and secretive enamel colours called ‘dust paints’, which resulted in fine life like studies of the various models and sculptures. This process was often applied when the cast was still warm, the natural shrinkage on cooling adding to the permanency of the colour as it annealed the paint firmly into the metal. As the colour was not ‘fired’ this process is referred to as ‘cold painted’.
Excellent original condition with light wear to some of the cold painting.
Approximate overall width 10cm Height approx. 6.5cm.
Dimensions
Approximate overall width 10cm Height approx. 6.5cmPrice
£595.00This object includes complimentary, Insured Shipping / Delivery within the UK
This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
Condition report
Excellent original condition with light wear to some of the cold paintingStock number
2685The BADA Standard
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