Naar Rene Paul Chambellan - Relief, 'Courage' (moed) Art Deco bas-reliëf goud | Chanin Building New York limited edition kunstwerk muur - 49 cm - Porcelain plaster with terracotta pigments

This Art Deco bas-relief titled 'Courage' (Moed) is attributed to René Paul Chambellan, a notable American sculptor known for his architectural and decorative works in the early 20th century. Created as a limited edition porcelain plaster piece with terracotta pigments, it was produced by Éditions Reveyrolis in Paris. The relief measures 49 cm and is linked stylistically to the Chanin Building in New York, a landmark example of Art Deco architecture featuring ornamental sculpture. Art Deco was an influential movement of the 1920s-30s characterized by bold geometric forms, lavish ornamentation, and the fusion of traditional craftsmanship with modern materials. Such bas-reliefs embody the era's aesthetics and ideals, making them prized art collectibles.