Vintage Art Deco “After The Bath” figurine by Karl Tutter. This is a vintage Art Deco bisque (biscuit) figurine designed by Karl Tutter for the porcelain company Hutschenreuther in the 1920s–30s. The original name is “Nach dem Bade” (“After The Bath”). It depicts a young nude kneeling woman touching up her hair after a bath. The body is masterly modelled with very detailed anatomy. Her face, as usual with Tutter sculptures, is quiet and dreamy. If you look carefully to her face you will see that is the same girl sculpted in other version (our reference V0319), so we can deduce that Tutter has use the same model for a study and made different versions using the same model. This figurine is modelled in white bisque porcelain, so, it has not overglaze. The condition is perfect and, on the bottom of the base, bears the Hutschenreuther and impressed “K.Tutter”. TUTTER, Karl Karl Tutter, Germany, * 1883 † 1969