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#008561

Title: Princess Frog
Artist: Shavirin Boris
Size: 7.5x16x3.5
Size (inches): 3x6.25x1.25
Price : $925 SOLD!

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Description:

This composition is a depiction of both character and costume. A lovely example of Fedoskino artistry it is. Shavirin is the talented artist that composed this colorful presentation. An extra special gift for that certain Princess that is just right around the corner.
The imagery comes from, "The Tale of the Princess Frog." The arrow landed next to its unintended target. In the quest for a bride, Ivan Tsarevich fired his arrow at random in the hopes of securing beauty and love along with his two older brothers. He did not count on adventure. The frog finding has just transformed into anything, but a slippery amphibian. Ivan will realize the true nature of his find soon enough.
This composition is based on a box originally painted by Fedoskino master Gennady Larishev, which is shown in images 121 and 122 in Nikolai Malakhov's book Fedoskino. Another rendition is on page 41 of Lucy Maxim's book Russian Lacquer Legends and Fairy-Tales.
The clothing worn by the character is definitely one of the highlights of the piece. A lots of gold can be found here! A large piece of mother-of-pearl is shins through the costure of a lady. Another white piece of mother-of-pearl is shines through the palace behind a Princess. The threes with the gold leaves acting as the background for the character, builds beauty in the palette in large doses.
The box is constructed from paper-mache. Black lacquer is used to paint the exterior of the box while red lacquer completes the interior of the piece. The sides of the box are imitating the texture of a brown marble. The box has a hinge to the left of the composition and rests on a flat bottom. The artist wrote Fedoskino, 2017, and his name below the composition.
The box can go as a pair with another box of the same size, with Ivan on it. Number #008573, please contact us if you will be interested.




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