Scaramuz | Commedia dell Arte Couture Edition | Naoki Takizawa Carsten Höller leaves and branches in both
Description
leaves and branches in both shape and texture
The biscuit porcelain design emphasizes the haptic subtleties in the surface structure of this armoured pachyderm
just as it did over 270 years ago
With these creations he depicts tense and humorous relationships
faszinierte ihn die Aura der Elefanten
Scaramuz | Commedia dell Arte Couture Edition | Naoki Takizawa Carsten Höller leaves and branches in bothThe employment of Franz Anton Bustelli in November 1754 turned out to be a tremendous stroke of luck for the manufactory. The artistic highlight of his body of work are, without a doubt, his sixteen characters from the Commedia dell'Arte. With these creations he depicts tense and humorous relationships. Each of these figures not only shows the role they play through their posture, but also make corresponding statements with their gestures.
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