Polish handkiss 1739 - 1749
meissenmanufactory
themetropolitanmuseumofart
ceramic, porcelain, sculpture
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3d sculpting
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wedding photograph
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black and white photography
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dog
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ceramic
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jewelry design
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porcelain
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black and white format
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b w
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black and white theme
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framed image
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sculpture
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black and white
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men
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monochrome
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decorative-art
The "Polish Handkiss" is a porcelain sculpture created by the Meissen Manufactory, a renowned German porcelain factory, between 1739 and 1749. This charming figurine, on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, depicts a scene of a man paying homage to a woman by kissing her hand. The delicate craftsmanship, intricate details, and vibrant colors are characteristic of Meissen's renowned porcelain production, showcasing the mastery of the period. The sculpture's title references the traditional Polish custom of handkissing, a gesture of respect and politeness.
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