Friedrich II Sculpture Made Cellane, Handmade Made in Germany, Figurine Gift Idea, Bust in White, 10 cm

Friedrich II , also known as Frederick the Great or the Old Fritz (1712 – 1786), was king of Prussia and Kurfürst von Brandenburg from 1740 onwards. It was born in the Princely House of Hohenzollen.
The three Silesian wars led by him against Austria around the possession of Silesia led to the German dualism. After the last of these wars, the seven-year war between 1756 and 1763, Prussia was recognised as the fifth major power alongside France, the UK, Austria and Russia in the European Pentarchy.
Friedrich is considered a representative of enlightened absolutism. So he called himself the first servant of the state.
For many years the Potsdam artist Alex Agwanjan, lovingly hand-crafted, has produced a wide range of sculptures, reliefs and cans from the materials cellane or plaster. Particularly important is the clean presentation of the finest details, which is possible thanks to the material cellane.
Cellane is a synthetic, inorganic moulding compound that has a porcelain-like structure when hardened. The material is easy to work with like plaster, can be painted or dyed before use and requires no drying or burning for curing. Cellane is about twice as hard as plaster and also significantly heavier. The use of cellane allows a very high image accuracy and the finest detail representations. The material has a bright, porcelain-like sound after hardening when knocking. Unlike the slightly grey plaster, cellane is pure white.
All objects made of cellan are lovingly patinated and polished by the artist.