"Forest Shrine" Goebel Hummel Figurine #183

Capture the serene and spiritual beauty of the wild with the majestic "Forest Shrine" figurine (#183). This impressive Hummel masterpiece depicts a tranquil scene in the deep woods, where a buck and a doe pause by a rustic, makeshift shrine nestled in the trees. Originally modeled by master sculptor Reinhold Unger in 1948, this piece is celebrated for its larger scale and the emotional storytelling that reflects M.I. Hummel's deep connection to nature and faith.

Standing at an imposing 9 inches tall by 7 inches wide, "Forest Shrine" is a significant display piece that commands attention in any curio cabinet. The intricate detail—from the texture of the bark to the gentle, lifelike expressions of the deer—showcases the high-level artistry of the Rödental painters. Because of its size and the complexity of the mold, this figurine is a cornerstone item for collectors specializing in nature themes or larger-scale works.

Condition: This figurine is in Excellent Condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. It maintains a beautiful finish with crisp, hand-painted details that have remained vibrant over time.

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