Images available to journalists (Meissen show and gift) - The Frick ...

WHITE GOLD: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THEARNHOLD COLLECTION OF MEISSEN PORCELAINDecember 13, 2011, through April 29, 2012The Frick Collection, New YorkPRESS IMAGE LISTDigital images are available for publicity purposes; please contact the Press Office at 212.547.6844 or mediarelations@frick.org.SOUTH WALL PEDESTALS1. Pair of vasesMeissen porcelain, c.1725–30H: 24 ¾ inches and 24 1/8 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin2. One of a pair of “birdcage” vasesMeissen porcelain, after 1730H: 20 ¼ inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie NimkinSTONEWARE3. Incense burner in the Form of a seated Buddhist divinityMeissen stoneware, c. 1710–13H: 3 7/8 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin1

4. Coffee pot with coverMeissen stoneware, c. 1710–13H: 6 1/9 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin5. Black-glazed teapot with coverMeissen stoneware, c. 1710–13H: 4 ¼ inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin6. Medallion with a Profile of Friedrich August IIMeissen stoneware, c. 1713D: 4 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie NimkinMEISSEN CHINOISERIE7. Mounted groupMeissen porcelain, c. 1728–30Model attributed to Georg FritzscheGilt-bronze mounts, probably FrenchH: 6 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin2

12. DishJapanese porcelain, c. 1700D: 9 5/8 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie NimkinHAUSMALER13. Teapot with coverMeissen porcelain, c. 1725–30H: 6 inchesDecoration attributed to the Bartholomaus Seuter WorkshopThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin14. Four-sided bottleMeissen porcelain, c. 1720–25Decorated in Holland, c. 1725–30H: 7 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin15. TeapotMeissen porcelain, c. 1725–30Decoration attributed to Ignaz Preissler, c.1725–30H: 4 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie Nimkin4

16. Beaker and saucerMeissen porcelain, c. 1725–30Decoration attributed to Ignaz Bottengruber, c. 1728–30H: 2 3/8 inches; saucer: D: 4 7/8 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie NimkinGARDEN COURT17. Great BustardMeissen porcelain, 1732Modeled by Johann Gottlieb KirchnerH: 33 inchesThe Arnhold CollectionPhoto: Maggie NimkinThese jpegs are on loan exclusively for publicity purposes. Please return any distributed disks to the MediaRelations & Marketing Department/The Frick Collection/1 East 70th Street/New York, NY 10021. Permissionfor any other use of this material must be sought separately.* These photo materials may not be lent or used again for publication without prior permission.* Reproductions may not run off the edge of the paper.* Reproductions may not be superimposed with type matter or in any way defaced or altered.* The word “detail” must appear in the caption with the complete credit line in the event that a detail is used.* Required for publication: with each image, the collection and photo credits as indicated above must beincluded in print.* Publisher shall furnish a complimentary copy of the issue of the periodical or book in which thereproduction(s) appears.5