This intimate bronze captures 1930s modernist sensibility - a compressed, contemplative nude figure that emphasises volume and mass over classical detail. Although unable to decipher the makers mark, the crouched pose and fluid modelling reflect the era's move toward expressive, abstracted forms of the human body.
Rich patina and tactile craftsmanship speak to the period's preference for authenticity over academic polish. Mounted on its original wooden base, this small-scale work embodies the quiet introspection and progressive spirit of interwar sculpture. Strikingly weighty as solid bronze, we’ve grown very fond of her evocative tactility.
Height 15cm, square base 6cm each side
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery
This intimate bronze captures 1930s modernist sensibility - a compressed, contemplative nude figure that emphasises volume and mass over classical detail. Although unable to decipher the makers mark, the crouched pose and fluid modelling reflect the era's move toward expressive, abstracted forms of the human body.
Rich patina and tactile craftsmanship speak to the period's preference for authenticity over academic polish. Mounted on its original wooden base, this small-scale work embodies the quiet introspection and progressive spirit of interwar sculpture. Strikingly weighty as solid bronze, we’ve grown very fond of her evocative tactility.
Height 15cm, square base 6cm each side
Collection from Brixton, London or arranged delivery
