Goldscheider Vienna Art Deco pottery polychromed figurine of a winged dancing girl designed by Josef Lorenzl, stands 9" H.
About the Goldscheider Company:
The Goldscheider family, originally from Pilsen, Bohemia, founded the Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory in 1885 in Vienna, Austria. The company quickly gained a reputation for producing high-quality ceramic and terracotta figures, including busts, vases, and other decorative objects. They were known for their innovative designs and the use of vivid colors and detailed craftsmanship, which made their pieces highly collectible.
Goldscheider's success can be attributed to their collaboration with some of the most talented sculptors and artists of the time. They produced a wide range of Art Nouveau and Art Deco items, which became highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts around the world. The company's works were regularly exhibited at international fairs and won numerous awards for their artistic excellence.
Relationship with Josef Lorenzl:
Josef Lorenzl (1892-1950) was one of the prominent artists who worked with Goldscheider. He was an Austrian sculptor and ceramicist renowned for his elegant and dynamic Art Deco figurines, often depicting dancers, women in flowing dresses, and other graceful forms. Lorenzl's collaboration with Goldscheider began in the early 1920s and continued through the 1930s.
Lorenzl's sculptures for Goldscheider are characterized by their fluid lines and sense of movement, capturing the spirit of the Roaring Twenties and the Art Deco era. His figures often featured elongated forms and detailed expressions, embodying both elegance and a sense of modernity. These pieces became iconic examples of Art Deco sculpture and contributed significantly to the popularity and prestige of the Goldscheider brand.
The partnership between Goldscheider and Lorenzl was mutually beneficial. Lorenzl's talent and artistic vision perfectly aligned with Goldscheider's commitment to quality and innovation. This collaboration resulted in some of the most memorable and collectible Art Deco figurines, securing both the artist's and the company's place in the annals of decorative arts history.
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