Inkipedia
Man Painting as a Woman Observes
| Categories | Ceramics/Porcelain Figural |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Markings | Unmarked |
| Manufacturer | Undetermined |
| Origin | Undetermined |
| Date or Era | circa 1890 |
| Measuring | 6 ¾” high |
A man holding a paint brush is seated, facing a painting easel with canvas. He is dressed in 18th century attire with a wig, long jacket, and breeches. A woman, dress in a gown with a fitted bodice and a full skirt, stands behind him. The figures stand on an oval base. This upper portion lifts allowing access to two inkwells. The figures and the base are all hand-painted with polychrome enamels.
Sold for $85 in January 2025
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