Galerie Tandem
"Tambourine"

3850 €


A silvered bronze figure of a naked dancer balncing on one foot and holding in her hand a tambourine. A typical art deco representation of the dancer of the Paris salons in those days: see the short haircut and the hair band. The figure is signed on the foot of the bronze figure with written the name of Pierre Laurel, and signed with the foundery Marcel Guillemard and numbered with 40.

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Galerie Tandem
Address:
Anholtseweg 47 ,
7081 CL Gendringen
Region: Gelderland
Country: The-Netherlands
Tel.: +31 (0)315 23 74 19
E-mail: tandembv@gmail.com
Website: www.artdecodoesburg.com
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A silvered bronze figure of a naked dancer balncing on one foot and holding in her hand a tambourine. A typical art deco representation of the dancer of the Paris salons in those days: see the short haircut and the hair band.

The figure is signed on the foot of the bronze figure with written the name of Pierre Laurel, and signed with the foundery Marcel Guillemard and numbered with 40.