1014 - Floating Putto — Schrezheim, ca. 1770 — A fully three-dimensional figure of a putto in a dynamic pose, with a cloth draped around his body. White-glazed faience; only the drapery is painted in manganese. L. 37 cm. - Chips on the cloth and head, scuffing on the buttock, fine craquelure. - The putto is directly associated with the famous Schrezheim faience altar; the model was most likely created by Johannes Martinus Mutschele. A comparable piece, said to have belonged to the Schrezheim faience altar, is described by Hans Erdner and Gert K. Nagel in *Die Fayencefabrik zu Schrezheim*. Ellwangen 1972, no. 6.

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