Bowl 1725 - 1740

ceramic, porcelain, sculpture

product photograph merchandise

product studio photography

circular oval feature

product promotion photography

cake food

product fashion photography

ceramic

flower

round design

retro 'vintage design

porcelain

culinary art

food illustration

sculpture

men

decorative-art

This porcelain bowl, created in Vienna between 1725 and 1740, showcases the influence of Chinese porcelain on European ceramic production. The bowl is decorated with a vibrant floral pattern and figures, which are characteristic of the "chinoiserie" style popular in Europe during this period. The intricate details and vibrant colors of the decoration highlight the craftsmanship of Viennese porcelain makers, who sought to emulate the beauty and quality of imported Chinese wares. The bowl is now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, a testament to its artistic and historical significance.