Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, eagle and snake relief no. 21719.

Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, eagle and snake relief no. 21719. Rectangular glazed stoneware relief depicting a dramatic scene of an eagle attacking a snake. The relief features boldly modelled details and a vibrant glaze in warm brown, copper and greenish tones. A characteristic work with an expressive appearance and a strong inspiration from the animal world. Origin: Denmark. Designer: Knud Kyhn. Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen. Material: Glazed stoneware. Dimensions: H. 18 cm, W. 23 cm. Model: 21719. Period: 1960s. Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: Knud Kyhn (1880–1969) was a Danish sculptor and ceramic artist, particularly renowned for his naturalistic and expressive animal sculptures. He worked for Royal Copenhagen during several periods and developed a distinctive style characterised by powerful forms, lively surfaces and earth-toned glazes. His stoneware works are among the most notable examples of Danish ceramic animal art of the 20th century.