Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
Neptune vase by Johann Maresch
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Neptune vase 1900

Johann Maresch

TerracottaCeramic
 55 ⨯ 26 ⨯ 26 cm
€ 2.750

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  • About the artwork
    JOHANN MARESCH


    1900, Germany
    Johann Maresch, Grote terracotta gepolychromeerde vaas uit 1900.
    Terwijl de waterplanten een kroon om zijn druipende haren vormen, ziet de Neptunus aan de hals van de vaas dat het goed is. Zijn lippen tuiten voor een licht briesje, en de nimpf en sater dartelen tussen de kabbelende golfjes een vrolijk spel. Het is een allegorische voorstelling met water, als levensbron, in de hoofdrol. In veel werk van Johann Maresch is humor en een sprookjesachtige wereld bevolkt door sprookjesfiguren, te vinden. Rond 1900 was dat een verfrissende invalshoek die een toevoeging was aan de heersende salon onderwerpen.

    Johann MARESCH is an artist born in 1821 and deceased in 1914. The artist's works have gone up for sale at public auction 74 times, mostly in the Sculpture-Volume category. The oldest auction recorded is Polar Bear sold in 1997 at Skinner and the most recent is Rabbit sold in 2022. The artist has collaborated with August Otto but also with other artists.
  • About the artist

    Johann Maresch (1821 - 1914) is known for Ceramic and terracota figures. Johann Maresch (1821-1914) joined Adolf Bähr as commercial director in 1845, who in 1841 took up the first production of household articles made from siderolith in Aussig. After Bähr's death in 1849 he married his daughter Marie Luise.

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Artwork details

Category
Ceramics & Glass
Subject
SeaOlympic GodsMythology
Style
Art Nouveau (1890-1914)Modern Art (1860s-1970s)
Material & Technique
TerracottaCeramic
Colour
BlueBrown