Figure of a winged man who is teaching about love c. 1755 - 1759

This porcelain figurine, created by the Porzellanmanufaktur Frankenthal between 1755 and 1759, depicts a scene of courtship and education. A man, possibly a tutor, sits in a chair and holds a book while teaching a kneeling woman. A woman stands behind them, her arms crossed, observing the scene. The elaborate Rococo style and the detailed clothing of the figures reflect the fashion and artistic trends of the era. The delicate porcelain and the vibrant colors of the figurines make them a prime example of German porcelain artistry. The artwork highlights themes of education, love, and social interaction.