Made in the 1920s. 

Mounted on a stepped, signed onyx base.

A similar one can be seen in Chiparus book by Alberto Shayo on page 177.

This larger one measures a huge 28.5 inches (70cm ) wide, 21.5 inches (54cm) high.

The smaller version measures 21.5 inches (54cm) wide, 15 inches (38cm) high, 7.5 inches (18cm) deep.

Very good condition.

Chiparus was a renowned 20th century sculptural artists who took his inspiration mainly from theatrical performances during the inter-war years. He celebrated the liberation of the new woman and many of his figures are modelled as dancers from the Follies Bergere, and the ballet ruse. His statues epitomise the Art Deco era and this beach dancer is a perfect example from the Roaring Twenties. Chiparus is considered to be the Master of Art Deco statues and his items command high prices.

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I have never seen another of this size. In fact I had believed there were only 3 sizes made. It seems I was wrong and there were 4 sizes and this is the biggest.

Diana the huntress is the mythological huntress, cast c1925 by Susse Freres, wearing a tunic with Greek key detailing, holding a bow and standing on one foot as if having just shot an arrow into the sky, the bow unscrewing in two places, the shaped 'rocky' base is signed 'Le Faguays Sclp' and 'Susse Frs Ed Paris', and bears a Susse Freres foundry mark.

Pierre Le Faguays (French 1892-1962) was best friend of Max Le Verrier.

45 inches (114.5cm) high to the top of her bow, 26.5 inches (67.5cm) wide, and the base is 14 inches (34cm) wide, 10 inches (25cm) deep. 

This monumental statue is very heavy!

Condition is extremely good with a dark green patination.

No apparent damage or repairs. With a few minor age related surface scuffs and scratches as one would expect.

POA

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This Diana bronze was made in 4 sizes and this is the smaller one. The largest one was 45 inches (114cm) high.

13 inches (33cm) high.

In very good original condition but the bow may be a replacement.

Signed to the back of the bronze rocks base Le Faguays.

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I also have the smaller version shown in the last picture (B755) as both a statue and as a desk tidy/inkwell set (B629).

It has a black patina and is signed to the black granite base M. Prost. This base may be a replacement.

25.5 inches (65cm) wide, 12 inches (30.5cm) high.

In very good condition.

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Each signed to the onyx bases.

9.25 inches (23.5cm) high, 3 inches (7.5cm) wide, 3.5 inches (9cm) deep.

One base shows a small chip or possibly bruise to one corner, otherwise condition is very good.

Shown on page 234 of the Filipp Goldscheider book.

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