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Johann Gottlob Kirchner

German sculptor
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  • Hohokam pottery
    pottery
    / Porcelain

    …about 1727, when the sculptor Johann Gottlob Kirchner was appointed Modellmeister and asked to make some colossal figures of animals for the Japanische Palais, the building that housed Augustus the Strong’s porcelain collection. Because the medium was unsuited to work of this kind, most of the surviving examples are spectacular…

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    …about 1727, when the sculptor Johann Gottlob Kirchner was appointed Modellmeister and asked to make some colossal figures of animals for the Japanische Palais, the building that housed Augustus the Strong’s porcelain collection. Because the medium was unsuited to work of this kind, most of the surviving examples are spectacular…

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