The Ballets Russes in lacework porcelain from the Thuringia
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
From the first factory production of porcelain figurines in Europe, ballet has been a favourite motif: porcelain is a perfect vehicle for conveying the dynamism, brightness of colour, and elaborateness of pose and gesture that is characteristic of the art form.
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