Tag Archives: Art Deco statue

1. Introduction of Art Deco Bronze Dancer This sculpture is a typical Art Deco piece. The figure supports her body on one leg, while the other leg is raised to the side and back, her green pleated skirt fanning out with the movement. Her upper body bends to one side, one arm raised behind her […]

1. Introduction of Art Deco Female Statue This sculpture features a standing woman, with an overall Art Deco style and a retro dancer’s figure. The figure in this Art Deco Female Statue is elongated, with short hair and bangs, a clean-cut face, and a serene expression. The right hand is raised behind the head, while […]

1. Introduction of Pierrot and Pierrette Statue Bruno Zach (1891–1945) was an Austrian sculptor active in the early 20th century, particularly during the Art Deco period. His works often depict dancers, theatrical figures, female characters, and stage roles. This Pierrot and Pierrette Statue depicts male and female clown dancers from the European theatrical tradition. The […]

1. Introduction of Pierrot Sculpture Pierrot, originating from the Italian commedia dell’arte, later developed into a highly recognizable stage character in French mime and European Art Deco. Unlike the exaggerated and comical clown, the Pierrot typically represents silent, lonely, sensitive, and poetic romantic emotions. He often wears loose costumes with a ruffled collar, and his […]