Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903
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Rebecca at the Well, gilded terracotta, Goldscheider 1903

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19th century
Second Empire style, Napoleon III style
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    Large, imposing terracotta sculpture, 0.94m high, with a nuanced, gilded patina, depicting Rebecca, wife of Isaac and mother of Jacob and Esau.
    Titled "Rebecca" on the base, signed Cherc and Goldscheider, numbered 250.55, and dated 1903. Friedrich Goldscheider founded the "Goldscheider Porcelain and Majolica Factory" in 1885. The company then transitioned from earthenware tableware and luxury porcelain objects to sumptuous polychrome terracotta sculptures. The collaboration extended to renowned artists such as Lorenzi, Chiparus, and Bosse. Success was immediate and spread throughout Europe and even to the United States. Characterized by a striking naturalism, the pieces reflected the Orientalist trend of the time: the Oriental and Berber figures were remarkable for their realism. The factory closed in 1938. Goldscheider stamp, Vienna, reproduction reserved, on the back.
    Some chips at the base.

    Ref: 04TPK29KWE

    Condition Good
    Style Second Empire style, Napoleon III style (Terracotta sculpture of Second Empire style, Napoleon III style Style)
    Period 19th century (Terracotta sculpture 19th century)
    Country of origin Austria
    Width (cm) 36
    Height (cm) 94
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    Location 75007, PARIS, France
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