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Peter Reinicke

German pottery sculptor
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  • Hurdy-gurdy-playing monkey derived from one of Johann Joachim Kändler's Affenkapelle figures, Korniloff factory, St. Petersburg, mid-19th century; in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London
    Affenkapelle ware

    …sculptors Johann Joachim Kändler and Peter Reinicke after fanciful singerie (monkeys in human costume) engravings by the French artists Jean-Antoine Watteau and Christophe Huet. Each musician, dressed in delicately coloured formal 18th-century costume, stands on a gilded scrollwork base of leaves and flowers; a male monkey conducts, four females sing,…

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    …sculptors Johann Joachim Kändler and Peter Reinicke after fanciful singerie (monkeys in human costume) engravings by the French artists Jean-Antoine Watteau and Christophe Huet. Each musician, dressed in delicately coloured formal 18th-century costume, stands on a gilded scrollwork base of leaves and flowers; a male monkey conducts, four females sing,…

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