Angelical moments
$875.00
A small, attentive moment is caught here — a porcelain rabbit paused over a little cluster of leaves and a fallen branch. The smooth, glazed surface gives the figure a soft, luminous quality; pale greys and warm cream tones model the rabbit’s rounded body while subtle darker accents define the eyes, ears and muzzle. The pose feels natural and gentle: ears upright, hindquarters tucked, head lowered as if sampling the foliage. The low, horizontal base of the branch grounds the composition and lends a quiet, domestic intimacy to the scene. Up close you can appreciate the delicate shaping of the paws and the careful glazing that lets light pool across the form, emphasizing the figurine’s refined silhouette. It’s a modest, tender piece that brings a calm, gracious presence to a tabletop or shelf.
The Artwork
Rabbit Eating Grey 1971-98<br> Sculptor: Fulgencio Garcia<br> Finish: Glazed<br> Year Issued: 1971 Height (in): 3.50 Year Retired: 1998 Width (in): 4.75
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