Hot Cast Bronze Nude Dancer Figurine Faguays Style Art Deco Collectible Artwork

Hot Cast Bronze Nude Dancer Figurine Faguays Style Art Deco Collectible Artwork

Marsoni

M251S

$274.50

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Hot Cast Bronze Nude Dancer Figurine Faguays Style Art Deco Collectible ArtworkCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 15" X Width 10" Marble Dimensions: 7"X 3. 5" Height without base: 14" Weight: 8 LBS Inventory: 12EP463MJ9621 This exquisite bronze sculpture captures the timeless elegance and dynamic movement characteristic of the iconic style of Pierre Le Faguays. Depicting a graceful dancer poised mid motion, the figure radiates sophistication and fluidity, with arms gently

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