Die Zeichenschule 2022 - Porzellan Edition
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THE MEISSEN SCHOOL OF DRAWING - A LIVING TRADITION SINCE 1764 Dear Friends of Meissen Porcelain, once again, it is a very special pleasure for me to be able to present you with an exceptionally selected compilation of the best works of my students in the form of this calendar. Despite the omnipresent Corona crisis, Weltbuch Verlag is nevertheless continuing to publish this tradition-steeped calendar in the 2022 edition. And after the successful launch of the porcelain special edition last year, a special edition limited to 200 calendars - in which a plate of Meissen porcelain with the world-famous Meissen swords will adorn the calendar - will also be offered for the 2022 edition. The Meissen Porcelain Manufactory systematically began training newcomers and passing its knowledge of the famously unique Meissen style of painting on to future generations of porcelain painters way back in 1743. Ever since the "School of Drawing" was inaugurated in 1764, however, the three-and-a-half-year course of training has first involved learning the basic principles of drawing and conducting nature studies. Porcelain painting enters the curriculum in the second year and the road to perfection is an arduous one for our students, extending far beyond the actual period of training and demanding a great deal of commitment, ambition and endurance. Indeed, a striving for perfection is, alongside the necessary talent, a crucial requisite for anyone wishing to embark on training with MEISSEN. The School of Drawing attaches a lot of attention to nature studies, a process enabling students to approach porcelain in a very personal way. They undergo intensive tutoring by the Manufactory's training staff, moreover, by whom they are taught the basics underpinning the requisite technical and artisanal skills. A two-year stint of further training in the production workshops serves to qualify the young specialists for speedy incorporation into the exclusive painting units. This traditional method of training, one that dates right back to the earliest days of Kaendler and Höroldt, has been ensuring the continued existence of Europe's oldest porcelain manufactory ever since. We are proud that our training for Manufactory porcelain painters has formed part of the UNESCO Commission's Intangible Cultural Heritage. I hope you enjoy browsing through and discovering it.
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