Lladró:
Porcelain Figure "Passionate Tango", Painted by Hand
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Lladró:
Porcelain Figure "Passionate Tango", Painted by Hand
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Limited, 3.000 copies | Porcelain | Painted by hand | Format 35.5 x 24 x 29 cm (H/W/D)
Pure dynamics - dance in finest porcelain: with "Passionate Tango", the modelers from Lladró have provided perhaps the most difficult genre of their art: the representation of dance in silent, staring fine porcelain.
The Tango is more than a dance. Originated in Argentina, it is the epitome of the "emotion", a wild, quite subversive cultural achievement. Lladrós dancers express everything that constitutes the Tango: the strict rhythm, the erotic charge and the unprecedented elegance that are associated with this dance. Format 35.5 x 24 x 29 cm (H / W / D). Limited to 3,000 copies.
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Lladró: Porcelain Figure "Passionate Tango", Painted by Hand
Pure dynamics - dance in finest porcelain: with "Passionate Tango", the modelers from Lladró have provided perhaps the most difficult genre of their art: the representation of dance in silent, staring fine porcelain.
The Tango is more than a dance. Originated in Argentina, it is the epitome of the "emotion", a wild, quite subversive cultural achievement. Lladrós dancers express everything that constitutes the Tango: the strict rhythm, the erotic charge and the unprecedented elegance that are associated with this dance. Format 35.5 x 24 x 29 cm (H / W / D). Limited to 3,000 copies.
The porcelain factory Lladró was founded by three brothers, Juan, José and Vicente Lladró at the end of the 1950s. Even today it is a family-owned company.
The production facilities that are located in the "Porcelain City" in the town of Tavernes Blanques near Valencia in Spain enjoy a world-wide reputation. On the one hand this is owing to the selection of sculptors and modellers, who impress the expert audience with their artistic originality year after year, on the other hand to exquisite, high-precision implementation of their designs that are second to none. A closely guarded secret of the company is a specially developed porcelain paste, which gives the figures their unique character. The composition of the gloss coat is also secret.
Lladrós sculptures have long been internationally wanted collectibles; the limited, piece by piece numbered copies of each edition can quickly find their way around the world.
