Herend - Figurine - "Libapásztor" (Goose Shepherd) – 1946 - Softpaste porcelain

Herend Figurine "Libapásztor" (Goose Shepherd) – Hand-painted porcelain figure from 1946 designed by Elek Lux.

An exceptional and highly collectible hand-painted porcelain figure from the world-renowned Herend Porcelain Manufactory, depicting the charming "Libapásztor" (Goose Shepherd). Designed by the celebrated Hungarian sculptor Lux Elek, this model is a fine example of Herend's post-war artistic craftsmanship and enduring tradition of excellence.
Expertly hand-painted by Herend's master painters, the figure displays remarkable attention to detail, delicate brushwork, and the refined quality for which Herend porcelain is internationally renowned. The composition captures a timeless rural Hungarian scene with elegance, warmth, and character.
Pieces designed by Lux Elek are increasingly sought after by collectors of Hungarian art, Herend porcelain, and 20th-century European decorative arts. This figure represents not only a beautiful decorative object but also an important piece of Hungarian cultural and artistic heritage.
A rare opportunity to acquire an authentic vintage Herend porcelain model by one of the factory's distinguished designers.
Designer: Lux Elek
Manufacturer: Herend Porcelain Manufactory, Hungary
Model: Libapásztor (Goose Shepherd)
Year: 1946
Material: Hand-painted glazed porcelain
Origin: Hungary
A superb addition to any serious Herend collection or fine porcelain collection.