HUMMEL GOEBEL FIGURINE 337 TMK 5 Cinderella S215 CS
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S215 CS
Up For Auction
Up for auction is a beautiful Hummel / Goebel piece:
. Cinderella .# 337TMK 5Approximate height: 4.75"Sorry, No Box
Condition: We see no chips. Crazing throughout and there is a repair to one of the birds tailsPlease look carefully at the photos above.
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Hummel is a line of ceramic figurines based on the artistic style of German nun Maria Innocentia Hummel. Alongside Spain's Lladro, it is a world renowned series of products.The Hummel figurines that Goebel is most famous for producing are uniformly "cute." The first figurines were sold in 1935, and have since become a kitsch icon. The figurines are all based on the drawings and paintings of children by sister Hummel. Though much of the art was done in the 1930s, the newer figurines have adopted a more contemporary appearance. In addition to the figures of children (which are what most people think of as "Hummels"), there are also Hummel saints which bear no resemblance stylistically to the playful children figurines. Sister Hummel's works were discovered by Franz Goebel after a small publisher began printing her artwork as postcards. Goebel started production of the figurines under the authorization of the Convent of Siessen. Although she died in 1946 from tuberculosis, Goebel carries her legacy.
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