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    Chinoiserie · White · Chinese with 'Serpent'

    Product number 01.137
    Detail Ivory, glazed
    Design Franz Anton Bustelli, approx. 1757
    Height 15 cm

    What a shame that playing the serpent is no longer fashionable! Such an elegant instrument that nestles against its player’s body is a rare sight. It particularly suits this little Chinese boy. He is casually blowing into the winding horn, which he is holding with his right hand, his body slightly leaning forward. The young man is one of a small group of musicians that accompanies the Temple fun around the central idol in Franz Anton Bustelli’s Chinese cycle.

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