Bolognese Terrier 1811 - 1850

This porcelain figurine, titled "Bolognese Terrier," was created by the Popov Manufactory in Russia between 1811 and 1850. The highly detailed sculpture depicts a small, fluffy dog, with a white coat and black markings, sitting with its head slightly cocked. The piece is a prime example of the meticulous craftsmanship for which the Popov Manufactory was renowned, showcasing their mastery of porcelain sculpting and the delicate rendering of animal fur. Today, the "Bolognese Terrier" is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, where it remains a captivating testament to the artistry of the 19th century.