The Original 46 Hummels: 1935 Leipzig Debut

Welcome to the historic genesis of the M.I. Hummel legacy. This specialized collection is dedicated exclusively to the "Original 46"—the foundational figurines that made their debut at the 1935 Leipzig Trade Fair. Modeled by visionary sculptors like Arthur Möller and Reinhold Unger, these pieces introduced Sister Maria Innocentia's artwork to the world.

Each figurine in this collection showcases the exceptional Goebel craftsmanship that started it all, featuring the delicate brushstrokes and the signature muted Bavarian color palette that collectors have cherished for generations. 🎨 Whether you are hunting for a rare 1935 Crown Mark original or a beautifully crafted later-trademark reproduction of these foundational characters, these charming children remain the cornerstone of any serious display. ✨

These historically significant pieces look beautiful when displayed together in a dedicated, glass-front curio cabinet in a quiet study or reading room, allowing guests to admire the roots of the collection.

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Journey Through Hummel History

Follow the artistic evolution of Sister Maria Innocentia’s beloved designs through the decades. Whether you are hunting for the rare stamps of our Early Trademarks, nostalgic Classic pieces, or exploring the complete Master Collection A-Z, continue your journey through the Goebel archives below.

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