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  • Nymphenburg porcelain

    …was succeeded as Modellmeister by Dominikus Auliczek, who introduced the Neoclassical style at Nymphenburg; his most interesting works are models of animals and hunting groups. In 1797 Auliczek was succeeded by Johann Peter Melchior, another exponent of Neoclassicism, who had worked at the Höchst and Frankenthal factories before joining Nymphenburg;…

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    …was succeeded as Modellmeister by Dominikus Auliczek, who introduced the Neoclassical style at Nymphenburg; his most interesting works are models of animals and hunting groups. In 1797 Auliczek was succeeded by Johann Peter Melchior, another exponent of Neoclassicism, who had worked at the Höchst and Frankenthal factories before joining Nymphenburg;…

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