Prudence by Wedgwood Manufactory

Prudence 1780 - 1790

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ceramic, inorganic-material, sculpture

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3d printed part

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war

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ceramic

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round design

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retro 'vintage design

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historical fashion

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product design photgrpaphy

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inorganic-material

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framed image

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sculpture

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white focal point

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clothing photo

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nostalgic styling

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decorative-art

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disk design

"Prudence," a Wedgwood jasperware cameo, is a delicate piece of Neoclassical art featuring a female figure in a flowing robe, holding a mirror. The figure is depicted in relief against a lilac background and framed by a gold border. This miniature work of art was created in England between 1780 and 1790. It reflects the aesthetic ideals of the Enlightenment era, emphasizing reason and virtue through the representation of a classical figure associated with wisdom and foresight. The cameo’s small size and refined detail suggest it was likely intended for personal adornment or as a collector's item.

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