signed VAB

This image depicts a decorative figurine inspired by the Art Deco movement, specifically mimicking the 'chryselephantine' style which traditionally combined ivory and gold-plated bronze. Such pieces often draw from the classical 'Venus Pudica' pose, characterized by a semi-clothed female figure in a modest yet revealing stance. These sculptures became hyper-popularized in Western Europe during the 1920s and 1930s, particularly coming out of artistic hubs in France and Germany.

While original antique sculptures from this era were produced by specific foundries or artists like Demetre Chiparus or Ferdinand Preiss, modern reproductions are manufactured globally. Collectors often distinguish between ivory-and-bronze originals and contemporary resin or cold-cast bronze versions produced to satisfy the mass-market demand for vintage-style home decor. Because this item lacks visible hallmarks or branding on the base in the provided view, it is classified as a generic decorative art piece rather than a specific commercial brand's product.

Alternative products:

• European alternatives to Art Deco Venus Chryselephantine Style Figurine