Friday Museum Sketches
Today’s sketch is something a little different. I never really had that much of an interest in the Seattle Art Museum’s porcelain collection. But last Saturday I started doing some drawing of the figurines there as a change of scene. This piece is called Oberon and Cynthia from Sevres France done in soft paste biscuit porcelain around 1766-73. The model is by Étienne Maurice Falconet based on a scene from the one act comedy, L’Oracle, by Germain-François Poullain de Saint-Foix.
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