A porcelain figure by Ludwig Nick (German, 1873-1936) for Meissen 'Flora'

modelled in 1927, German, formed as a nude lady holding a gilt flower, partially clad in drapery, raised on an integral socle, top of the socle incised 'Nick', underglazed crossed swords mark, incised '136' and 'A1048.' underneath the socle, top of the socle incised 'Nick', underglazed crossed swords mark, incised '136' and 'A1048.' underneath the socle, 12.3cm wide, 10.7cm deep, 42.5cm high, Ludwig Nick was a German sculptor and art professor, who worked in stone, bronze, wood and porcelain. He took over the Berlin studio of sculptor Max Esser, who had been based in Meissen since 1920. Nick was appointed professor at the Academy in Weimar in 1933, having previously led sculpture studies in Dessau. Meissen acquired many of his models. was a German sculptor and art professor, who worked in stone, bronze, wood and porcelain. H, Nick was appointed professor at the Academy in Weimar in 1933, having previously led sculpture studies in Dessau. Meissen acquired many of his models. Condition Report, Condition Report, Overall good order, with no signs of restoration. There are some dark surface marks and areas of dust/dirt buildup. Minor firing flaws commensurate with the nature of manufacture. There is uneven glaze on the lower edge of the socle rim due to the nature of the manufacturing process. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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