Avant-Garde Sculpture | Late 1940s Terracotta & Wood Woman, Verde Guatemala Marble Base

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A striking and refined avant-garde sculpture from the transformative late 1940s to early 1950s.

This unique, entirely handmade piece features a patinated terracotta body mounted on an elegant cylindrical base of Verde Guatemala marble, with a separately sculpted wooden head that adds profound expressive texture.

A bold example of mid-century European modernism, showcasing confident modeling and a masterful interplay of materials.

DETAILS

· Era & Style: Late 1940s - Early 1950s, European Avant-Garde

· Materials: Patinated terracotta body, sculpted wooden head, Verde Guatemala marble base

· Construction: Entirely handmade, unique piece

· Dimensions: 32.5 cm height with base (12.80 in)

· Weight: 2340 g

· Condition: Good, as shown

A STATEMENT OF MODERNISM

This sculpture embodies the experimental spirit of post-war European art, where artists broke with tradition to explore new forms, textures, and emotional depth. It is more than decor; it is a fragment of art history.

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