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Prof. Otto Poertzel, Fledermaustänzerin circa 1920, signed on the plinth, gilt bronze and partially cold-painted in green and black, the sculpture is also called "Captive Bird" and shows the dancer and actress Niddy Impekoven in an expressive pose, dressed in a tight costume with bat sleeves in the style of the time, the latter decorated with dots, on a round plinth with rounded edge and surrounding wavy band, on a multi-part square marble base with fluted corners, minimally rubbed, otherwise in very good condition, bronze h 50.8 cm, total h 62.8 cm. Cf: Harold Berman, Bronzes, Sculptors & Founders, Vol. III, Schiffer Publishing Chicago 1994, p. 517, no. 1858. artist information: actually Prof. Hermann Hugo Otto Poertzel (1876 Scheibe - 1963 Coburg), primary schools in Scheibe, private lessons with cantor Sichert and pastor Henkel, apprenticeship at the porcelain factory A. W. Fr. Kister as a mould and model caster, then as a porcelain modeller, his father was already a designer for porcelain sculptures there, from 1893 at the Sonneberg Industrial School, then specialisation at the Technical Academy for Porcelain under Reinhard Möller, then briefly worked in the studio G. Stellmacher in Gotha, from 1900 freelance in Coburg, from 1908 in Munich, received numerous state commissions from municipal and state authorities, studied in Munich at the Academy of Art under Erwin Kunz, took part in numerous international art exhibitions, received the title "Professor" from Duke Carl Eduard in 1913, He was also awarded the Knight's Cross of the Ernestine House Order, a founding member of the Coburg Art Association, a member of the Reich Association of Visual Artists in Germany, Chairman of the Industrial and Journeymen's Examination Commission for many years and Honorary Chairman of the Association of Visual Artists, and became particularly well known for his Art Deco figurines. Source: Wikipedia.de.

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Prof. Otto Poertzel, Fledermaustänzerin circa 1920, signed on the plinth, gilt bronze and partially cold-painted in green and black, the sculpture is also called "Captive Bird" and shows the dancer and actress Niddy Impekoven in an expressive pose, dressed in a tight costume with bat sleeves in the style of the time, the latter decorated with dots, on a round plinth with rounded edge and surrounding wavy band, on a multi-part square marble base with fluted corners, minimally rubbed, otherwise in very good condition, bronze h 50.8 cm, total h 62.8 cm. Cf: Harold Berman, Bronzes, Sculptors & Founders, Vol. III, Schiffer Publishing Chicago 1994, p. 517, no. 1858. artist information: actually Prof. Hermann Hugo Otto Poertzel (1876 Scheibe - 1963 Coburg), primary schools in Scheibe, private lessons with cantor Sichert and pastor Henkel, apprenticeship at the porcelain factory A. W. Fr. Kister as a mould and model caster, then as a porcelain modeller, his father was already a designer for porcelain sculptures there, from 1893 at the Sonneberg Industrial School, then specialisation at the Technical Academy for Porcelain under Reinhard Möller, then briefly worked in the studio G. Stellmacher in Gotha, from 1900 freelance in Coburg, from 1908 in Munich, received numerous state commissions from municipal and state authorities, studied in Munich at the Academy of Art under Erwin Kunz, took part in numerous international art exhibitions, received the title "Professor" from Duke Carl Eduard in 1913, He was also awarded the Knight's Cross of the Ernestine House Order, a founding member of the Coburg Art Association, a member of the Reich Association of Visual Artists in Germany, Chairman of the Industrial and Journeymen's Examination Commission for many years and Honorary Chairman of the Association of Visual Artists, and became particularly well known for his Art Deco figurines. Source: Wikipedia.de.

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