The little girl with an apron, soft porcelain Sèvres biscuit 18th century

The little girl with the apron, also called the flower carrier, in soft porcelain from Sèvres, is part of the "Children of Boucher" made from drawings by François Boucher. The girl holds her apron in both hands to carry the flowers she has collected.

This cookie is considered to be the counterpart of the young supplicant because of its association with him, in the decoration painted on the sugar pot of Déjeuner Hébert kept in the Louvre museum.

This cookie was made between 1757 and 1766

Debossed "F" for Falconet

Good condition no restoration