Naar Maurice Picaud - Relief, Art Deco bas-reliëf Folies Bergère sculptuur vrouwenlichaam danseres gouden muurkunst - 50 cm - Porcelain gypsum with terracotta

This Art Deco bas-relief sculpture attributed to Maurice Picaud portrays the female form as a dancer, inspired by the Folies Bergère, a famed Parisian cabaret. Created with porcelain gypsum and terracotta, the piece captures the lively and elegant spirit of early 20th century Parisian nightlife and performance art. Bas-reliefs emphasize subtle three-dimensional modeling, making them ideal for decorative wall art. The golden finish likely references the opulence and glamour associated with the Folies Bergère and the Art Deco era. Such sculptures were popular in the interwar period, celebrating movement, luxury, and modern femininity through stylized forms.