Bustelli and the Impact of Meissen on the Nymphenburg Factory

Written By G Haughton

Dr. Katharina Hantschmann

Among the most delightful porcelain figures for the dessert table are those modelled by the mysterious Franz Anton Bustelli for the Bavarian court factory, later situated in Nymphenburg. His works are expressive, full of grace and humour and show little influence by engravings. But some impact of Meissen cannot be denied.

Haughton International Ceramics Seminar 2017 at Christie's

G Haughton
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