Yoko XXXVI | Don Brown Mare Nostrum transluzent erscheinenden Porzellans

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elaborately painted

Honeycomb evokes memories of liquid honey gold with its precious-looking elegance

hand-applied underglaze painting makes every animal unique - through the shade of its fur as well as the characteristic

Together with the simple shape of the porcelain pattern

Yoko XXXVI | Don Brown Mare Nostrum transluzent erscheinenden PorzellansDon Brown was born in Norfolk in 1962 and studied in London at the Central School of Art from 1983 to 1985. A graduate of the renowned London Royal College of Art in 1988, Don Brown became known for the portraits of his wife Yoko. The contemplative calm and the delicacy of his figurines are a stylistic feature. He mainly uses materials such as bronze, coloured acrylic or silver. Through the collaboration with the Porzellan Manufaktur Nymphenburg,