Herend - Elek Lux (1884-1941) - Sculpture, Art deco 'Combing' nude lady - 37 cm - Porcelain

This Art Deco porcelain sculpture titled 'Combing' by Elek Lux (1884-1941), produced by Herend, exemplifies the intersection of fine ceramic artistry and early 20th-century design aesthetics. Herend is a prestigious Hungarian porcelain manufactory renowned for high-quality hand-painted pieces. Elek Lux, a noted sculptor of the period, specialized in capturing the human form with stylized yet naturalistic finesse. The sculpture features a nude lady combing her hair, a motif emphasizing grace, beauty, and intimate daily rituals, aligned with the elegance and modernity of the Art Deco movement. Measuring 37 cm, this piece showcases delicate modeling, fine glazing, and intricate detailing characteristic of Herend's craftsmanship. Collectors value such works for their artistic merit, historical context, and embodiment of period style in decorative arts.