Bing & Grøndahl Angry Greenlander figure no. 2417

Bing & Grøndahl figure no. 2417 depicts an angry Greenlander in a characterful and compact posture, where the body is bent forward, and the arms are raised above the head. The figure has a distinctive expression with a clenched mouth and a serious face, which gives the motif both tension and personality. It is a porcelain figure that catches the eye with its strong stance and lively formal language.

The colors are kept in a calm and classic scale with a white anorak, blue trousers and light shoes, while the face and hair are executed in warm shades. The contrast between the simple color scheme and the dramatic movement makes the figure particularly interesting in the interior. It works beautifully as a standalone porcelain figure, but can also be combined with other Bing & Grøndahl figures or collector's figures with folk costumes and depictions of people.

The motif has a clear narrative, and Karl Kristoffersen's design gives the figure a present and almost sculptural quality. It is executed in underglaze, which emphasizes the smooth surface and the soft transitions in the decoration. For collectors of Bing & Grøndahl porcelain, figure no. 2417 is an exciting choice, both because the motif stands out, and because the figure has the classic expression that many associate with Danish porcelain art.

Older porcelain figures like this have a special ability to add history, soul and personality to the home. They are created to last, and precisely for that reason they are also a beautiful and sustainable alternative to new production. A figure like this fits well in the display cabinet, on a shelf or as part of a personal collection, where craftsmanship and storytelling are welcome to take up space.

Product information:
Manufacturer: Bing & Grøndahl
Artist: Karl Kristoffersen
Item number: 2417
Material: Porcelain
Production technique: Underglaze