by Laurens for Max Le verrier - Sculpture, Diane the huntress - 22.5 cm - Green patinated spelter mounted on a marble base - 1930

An exquisite and characteristic French Art Deco sculpture, depicting the Roman goddess Diane the Huntress (Diana Chasseresse). This piece is attributed to the sculptor Laurens and was produced by the famous Parisian art foundry of Max Le Verrier (1891–1973).The dynamic figure of Diane is captured in a powerful, kneeling pose, shielding her eyes to scan the horizon, while holding a spear in the other hand.Sculptor:

Laurens (Hand signed on the base).
Foundry/Publisher: Max Le Verrier,
France, circa 1920s–1930s.
Material: Art Metal (Spelter/Régule) with a beautiful, original green/verdigris patina, mounted on a solid, dark (likely black marble or stone) base.

Good condition, the figure is firmly mounted on the base. The spear (a separate element) is present. See all pictures to make a informed decision, the pictures are part of the description.

This sculpture is a highly collectible example of French Art Deco mythological themes, combining the elegance of the period with a powerful, athletic pose favored by the great sculptors working with the Le Verrier foundry.

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