This exquisite porcelain painting, likely a KPM Berlin Bildplatte, dates to the late 19th or early 20th century. It features a scene often drawing inspiration from artists like Austrian artist Hans Zatzka (1859–1945) or Louis Priou (1845-1917), known for their idyllic and mythological scenes.

The artwork depicts a young woman in draped fabric being attended to by a winged cherub or putto in a garden, a common motif in Victorian art. The painting is executed on a porcelain plaque, known for its smooth surface that allows for fine detail and vibrant colors and finished with a decorative frame. Back stamped with #101.

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Naples Gallery Porcelain Painting No: 0035