Parrot 1745 - 1755

Johannes Zeschinger's "Parrot" is a lifelike porcelain sculpture of a parrot perched on a tree branch. Created between 1745 and 1755, it exemplifies Zeschinger's expertise in capturing intricate details. The delicate feathers, the bird's alert gaze, and the intricately sculpted branch, showcase the artist's skill in creating a captivating representation of a natural subject. This work is a testament to the popularity of porcelain sculpture during the 18th century and remains a treasured piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.