Overview
A striking example of Art Deco's obsession with the streamlined human form, blending classical sculpture with modern geometric abstraction.
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Preliminary identification
Art Deco Style Stylized Female Torso Sculpture
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Story
The 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs in Paris changed the world's visual language forever, replacing Victorian clutter with the 'Machine Age' aesthetic seen here.
Maker / Origin
While unsigned, this piece echoes the sophisticated work of the Hagenauer Workshop in Vienna or the sleek silhouettes of French sculptor Gaston Lachaise.
Condition & Value
The surface appears well-preserved with a consistent luster and no visible major chips or cracks. Value is driven by the enduring popularity of the Art Deco aesthetic among interior designers.
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