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“Pferdchen” (Little Horse), attributed to Kurt Schmid-Ehmen (Torgau 1901–1968 Starnberg), 1959 Bronze, with a dark brown patina. A stylized monogram in relief on the side of the saddlecloth; not clearly legible. Standing horse with a curved neck and lowered head, stylized mane, tied tail, and rectangular, fringed saddlecloth. Included is a historical black-and-white photograph of the same model, as well as a handwritten note with the following information: “Little horse,” “Created in Starnberg in 1959,” “This is confirmed by Hetty Schmid-Ehmen,” and “3rd original cast.” Patina is worn in places, with scratches and scuff marks, isolated chips, and light deposits. Greenish corrosion products on the underside; undersides of hooves feature mounting holes and inserted metal parts. Dimensions: 26 × 27 × 6.5 cm. Schmid-Ehmen was a master student of Bernhard Bleekers and lived in Starnberg from 1947 onward. Condition: II
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