Type of artwork | Design |
Year | 1890 |
Dimensions | 42 x 20 cm (h x w) |
Marked | Unmarked |
Condition | |
Condition | Very good |
42 cm high, papier-mâché and metal body covered with real cat fur, green glass eyes. The cat plays a painted wooden harp with very realistic movements of the front legs, the head goes up and down. Wind-up mechanism, two melodies. NB: only two copies of this machine are known. Literature: Automata, The Golden Age 1848-1914. C> Bailly, London 1987, p. 278. | |
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