The figurine 'Scandinavian Wrestlers. Belt Wrestling Duel' (Swedish: Bältesspännaren) is based on a model by the renowned Swedish sculptor Johan Peter Molin (J.P. Molin, 1814–1873). The original sculpture was created in the 19th century and reflects an interest in Scandinavian mythology and folk wrestling traditions. This particular piece is a biscuit (unglazed) porcelain casting, produced in Germany between 1900 and 1930. The biscuit finish highlights the details of musculature and the dynamics of the wrestlers, creating the effect of a marble sculpture.
The composition depicts two nude men in the midst of a struggle, with one attempting to grab the other by the belt. The subject traces back to the ancient Scandinavian tradition of belt wrestling, which was popular in Sweden. Molin masterfully conveys tension and physical strength, making this figurine an expressive example of academic sculpture in porcelain.
Dimensions: 105 x 183 x 240 mm. The figurine falls under the category of decorative sculpture and is of interest to collectors of Scandinavian themes, as well as enthusiasts of early 20th-century porcelain items. The condition of the item is not specified, so it is recommended to carefully inspect it for chips and cracks typical of biscuit before purchase.
The manufacturer is not indicated, but early 20th-century German production is known for high-quality porcelain castings. This figurine can serve as an interior decoration or a significant piece in a private collection dedicated to sculpture and sports themes.
Материал: Бисквит
Страна: Германия
Размер (ШхДхВ, мм): 105 x 183 x 240