Peacock 1741

This porcelain sculpture of a peacock, created by the Meissen Manufactory in 1741, is a stunning example of the intricate detail and vibrant colors that defined 18th-century European porcelain. The peacock's tail feathers are meticulously sculpted and painted in shades of green, blue, and white, with intricate eye-like markings, while the bird's body is rendered with realistic detail, including its plumage and beady eyes. The sculpture's base is adorned with colorful floral motifs, adding to its overall beauty. Meissen porcelain, famous for its high quality and artistry, continues to be highly sought after by collectors and museums worldwide.