Art Deco Egyptian dancers Demetre Chiparus

Art Deco Egyptian dancers Demetre Chiparus

Elegance and dynamism of the twenties in a pair of decorative figures. These two Art Deco-inspired dancers recreate the style of Demetre Chiparus' sculptures, with poses full of movement and theatrical costumes. They are decorative pieces in Chiparus style, not original works of the artist.

Details and finish: The suits combine geometric patterns, textured pleats and gold, copper and greenish tones. Faces and extremities show off an ivory effect finish. Each figure rests on a stepped base with a veined black marble effect, which gives it stability and presence. Material: resin and marble

History and style: Art Deco was born in Paris in the 1920s and defined the taste of the time with geometric lines, luxury and exoticism. Demetre Chiparus, a sculptor of Romanian origin active in Paris, became famous for his dancers and theater figures, made of bronze and ivory (chrysoelephantine technique). This pair captures that aesthetic with a current decorative finish.

Ideal for vintage environments, Deco style collectors, or as a focal point in living rooms, offices and halls.