Goebel – Beeldje – HUMMEL Goebel Figurine (5) – Porselein

Hummel Goebel figurines are charming porcelain figures beloved by collectors worldwide. They are based on the drawings of Maria Innocentia Hummel, a German nun who created sweet, pastoral images of children in the 1930s. These drawings caught the attention of Franz Goebel, founder of W. Goebel Porzellanfabrik, who began producing the first Hummel figurines in 1935.What makes them special?- Each figurine is hand-painted and exudes a nostalgic, childlike innocence.- They are still produced in Rödental, Germany, under the supervision of the convent where Sister Hummel worked.- There are special editions with Swarovski elements, annual angels, and even figurines where a portion of the proceeds goes to charity.1. BARNYARD HERO nr.1953/9 -1948- The Hummel Goebel "Barnyard Hero" is a delightful figurine that captures a humorous and heartwarming moment: a young boy scrambling up a fence to escape a feisty goose or duck in a barnyard scene. It’s one of the classic pieces in the Hummel collection, known for its storytelling charm and expressive detail.Details:- Model Number: #195 2/0 (small version) and #195/I (larger version)- Sculptor: Designed by Reinhold Unger- Introduced: Originally released in 1948- Made in: Germany, by W. Goebel Porzellanfabrik- Size: Small version is approx. 4" tall; large version stands... lees verder bij Catawiki