Shepherd Girl Holding Sheep c. 1770

This porcelain figurine, "Shepherd Girl Holding Sheep," was created by Johann Fredrich Lück around 1770. The figurine depicts a young shepherdess holding a lamb, capturing a charming and idyllic scene of rural life. The delicate details of the shepherdess's dress and the lamb's wool are beautifully rendered, showcasing the artist's skill and the craftsmanship of the period. The figurine is a testament to the popularity of pastoral themes in 18th-century art, capturing the idealized view of nature and innocence that was common during this era. This type of figurine, known as a "figure," was often collected as part of a larger decorative scheme.