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A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766
Precious Porcelain

A Ludwigsburg figure of Artemisia circa 1766

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modelled by J.C.W.Beyer, mourning over the death of her husband Mausolos, standing near an urn, a cup in her right hand, her left hand clasping her (what would be) black cape. claw mark in underglaze-blue.
The Modeller Johann Wilhelm Beyer was not only known for Porcelain Figures, but also Designed Gardens and Created Large Statues. He Largely Designed the Gardens and Statues at Schonbrunn Palace (Vienna.) Attached is a Photo of Statue of the Same Figure and a Colour Example that is on Display at the Ceramics Museum in Ludwigsburg Palace
Size: 29cm High x 11 1/2cm long x 8cm wide
Condition: Firing Crack (only Visible from inside the Base) and Crazing