Romero Britto (1963), Goebel - Figurine - "Spring Elephant" Goebel Porzellan GmbH - Fine Porcelain

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Spring Elephant, a fine porcelain figurine by Romero Britto for Goebel Porzellan GmbH, in Neo-Pop style with multicolour hand-decorated porcelain on a black wooden base, 13.5 cm high, 10 cm wide and 6 cm deep, weighing 500 g, dating to around 2015 and part of the Artis Orbis collection.

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This splendid sculpture is the "Spring Elephant", a collectible figurine in fine porcelain created by internationally renowned artist Romero Britto in collaboration with the historic German manufactory Goebel Porzellan GmbH.

The work fully reflects Britto's unmistakable Neo-Pop style, characterized by the use of bright colors, clean outlines and geometric and floral motifs that convey joy and positivity. The piece is mounted on a square black wood base that enhances its shades.

It is part of Goebel Porzellan's renowned Artis Orbis line, a continuous collection in which the German company collaborates with famous contemporary and historic artists (such as Gustav Klimt, Monet and, indeed, the Pop Art exponent Romero Britto)

Product Details

Identifying Code: 66451453
Bar Code (EAN): 4005169289545

Standard dimensions: Height about 13.5 cm, width 10 cm and depth 6 cm.

Materials: Fine hand-decorated porcelain with a wood fiber support base.

Condition: New - Only the outer box has a tiny mark as in the last photo.

I would like to clarify that the first photo of the set was optimized via artificial intelligence solely and exclusively to create an appropriate background, while all subsequent photos are original shots taken by me personally, which reproduce the object in a way that is totally faithful to reality.

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This splendid sculpture is the "Spring Elephant", a collectible figurine in fine porcelain created by internationally renowned artist Romero Britto in collaboration with the historic German manufactory Goebel Porzellan GmbH.

The work fully reflects Britto's unmistakable Neo-Pop style, characterized by the use of bright colors, clean outlines and geometric and floral motifs that convey joy and positivity. The piece is mounted on a square black wood base that enhances its shades.

It is part of Goebel Porzellan's renowned Artis Orbis line, a continuous collection in which the German company collaborates with famous contemporary and historic artists (such as Gustav Klimt, Monet and, indeed, the Pop Art exponent Romero Britto)

Product Details

Identifying Code: 66451453
Bar Code (EAN): 4005169289545

Standard dimensions: Height about 13.5 cm, width 10 cm and depth 6 cm.

Materials: Fine hand-decorated porcelain with a wood fiber support base.

Condition: New - Only the outer box has a tiny mark as in the last photo.

I would like to clarify that the first photo of the set was optimized via artificial intelligence solely and exclusively to create an appropriate background, while all subsequent photos are original shots taken by me personally, which reproduce the object in a way that is totally faithful to reality.

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Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Romero Britto (1963), Goebel
Weight
500 g
Porcelain type
Fine Porcelain
Number of objects
1
Style
Pop Art
Title
"Spring Elephant" Goebel Porzellan GmbH
Country of origin
Germany
Designer/artist/maker
Romero Britto (1963)
Material
Porcelain
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
As new - unused
Height
13.5 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
6 cm
Estimated period
2015
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Objects sold
100%
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