Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.
Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.
Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.
Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.
Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.
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Antonio da Correggio, after. Mary Magdalene reading. Painting on porcelain plaque KPM. 19th century.

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Artist: Antonio da Correggio Italy 1489 - 1534, after.
Maker: KPM (Royal Porcelain Factory, Berlin). 
Title: The Magdalen. After the painting by Correggio.
Maker's Marks: Impressed scepter mark, KPM, dimensions, and letter K, which probably stands for the date or the master's name.
Dimensions: plaque 7 3/8" x 9 3/4". Frame 13 5/8" x 16 1/8".
Date: 19th century.
Materials and Techniques: underglaze polychrome painting over the porcelain plaque.
Frame: framed.
Condition: Polychrome painting, as well as the plaque itself, has no damage. The frame is in fair condition. A detailed condition report is available on demand.
Note: Similar plaque was sold at Christie's in 2010. Correggio's painting The Magdalene disappeared from Gemäldegalerie, Dresden, at the end of the Second World War.

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