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Johann Josef Niedermayer

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  • Vienna porcelain wine cooler decorated with deutsche Blumen, Claudius Innocentius du Paquier period, c. 1740; in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
    Vienna porcelain

    …State period, until 1784, had Johann Josef Niedermayer, who produced porcelain figures of distinction from 1747 to 1784 as Modellmeister. In the period from Sorgenthal’s direction onward, the Neoclassical taste was paramount, and the artistry was that of the miniaturist. The use of gilding gave a jewellike appearance to the…

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    …State period, until 1784, had Johann Josef Niedermayer, who produced porcelain figures of distinction from 1747 to 1784 as Modellmeister. In the period from Sorgenthal’s direction onward, the Neoclassical taste was paramount, and the artistry was that of the miniaturist. The use of gilding gave a jewellike appearance to the…

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