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Johann Friedrich Boettger discovering the process for manufacturing porcelain, 1709 (chromolitho)
2788850 Johann Friedrich Boettger discovering the process for manufacturing porcelain, 1709 (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Johann Friedrich Boettger discovering the process for manufacturing porcelain, 1709. Liebig card, published in late 19th or early 20th century. From a series on the history of porcelain and its manufacture.); © Look and Learn
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Ceramicist Guard Inventor Making Porcelain Potter Saxony Secret Success Ceramics Chineses Johann Friedrich Böttger
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The captivating chromolitho print depicts Johann Friedrich Boettger, the renowned German ceramicist and inventor, making a groundbreaking discovery in 1709. In this educational artwork, we witness Boettger's momentous revelation of the process for manufacturing porcelain. The scene is set in an 18th-century pottery workshop where he diligently works amidst stacks of delicate china. Boettger's invention revolutionized the ceramic industry and forever changed the course of history. His secret method for creating exquisite porcelain had long eluded craftsmen across Europe and Asia. As a prisoner under guard due to his debts, Boettger dedicated himself to unraveling this enigma until he achieved resounding success. This image not only captures an important milestone in industrial development but also highlights Germany's significant contribution to the world of ceramics. Boettger's breakthrough solidified Saxony as a hub for porcelain production and propelled Germany into becoming a dominant force in this artistic field. The print beautifully portrays Boettger with intense focus as he meticulously crafts a vase that would soon become emblematic of European craftsmanship. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity, perseverance, and innovation. Through this historical snapshot captured by Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder collection, viewers are transported back in time to witness one man's determination leading to extraordinary achievements that continue to shape our understanding and appreciation of fine ceramics today.
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