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SEVRES/SAMSON 19th century Pair of figurines, “The Reaper” and “The Harvest Girl,” made of fine glazed earthenware. The female reaper is a young peasant girl standing on a mound, carrying heavy sheaves of wheat in her arms and lifting the hem of her skirt. The reaper is a boy dressed in peasant clothing, wearing a wide-brimmed hat; he is leaning against a sheaf of wheat and holding a sickle in his left hand (sickle missing). Dimensions: height. Marked with two interlaced “LL”s in relief Observation These figures are the classic representation of summer. The original soft-paste porcelain model was produced at Vincennes-Sèvres in 1752 based on a design by François Boucher, and the “Sower” was based on a design by Étienne Maurice Falconnet.
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