Boehm "The Great Egret" Porcelain Sculpture for National Audubon Society
Item Details
A Boem The Great Egret porcelain sculpture for National Audubon Society. This piece depicts a Great Egret taking flight from green marsh grasses. The sculpture is labeled ‘Boehm’ to the top side of the base. The underneath is labeled Boehm Edward Marshall Boehm Studio The Great Egret The Official Porcelain Sculpture honoring the symbol of the National Audubon Society Below this is the stamped National Audubon Symbol (Egret) with An Exclusive Numbered Edition Signed by Mrs. Helen F. Boehm and Number 411. Boehm Porcelain was started by Edward Marshall Boehm (1913-1969), an American sculptor most known for the porcelain birds and wildlife sculptures he created, promoted by his equally well-known spouse, Helen Boehm. Together, the two founded E.M. Boehm Studios. Works created in the studio are in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the studio is known for its fine and elegant sculptural work owned by museums, royalty and celebrities worldwide.
| Brand | Boehm |
Condition
- marks and discoloration to underside of the vase, near the Boehm logo to the top of the base is a tan discolored area.
Dimensions
Item #
18NAS023-013
