Statue of Benjamin Franklin 1800 - 1880
staffordshirepotteries
theartinstituteofchicago
ceramic, porcelain
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3d sculpting
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3d model
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ceramic
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jewelry design
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porcelain
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3d character model
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wearable design
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character design
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child character design
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3d modeling
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character design for animation
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decorative-art
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3d character modeling
This Staffordshire pottery figurine, dating from 1800-1880, depicts a standing figure of Benjamin Franklin in a white suit and powdered wig. The figure's facial features are painted in vibrant hues. It is on display at the Art Institute of Chicago, a testament to the enduring popularity of this Founding Father and his legacy. The figure is an example of the "Staffordshire figure" genre, a popular form of decorative art produced in Staffordshire, England. These figures were often made of earthenware and were mass-produced, making them accessible to a wide audience.
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