Auguste Guenot Sculpture Wood Woman Naked Statue Art Deco Toulouse Maillol

  
From training in fine arts in Toulouse, he then worked on paris. Then there are the official honors, the state commissions, the exhibitions alongside contemporary maillol sculptors, despiau, bourdelle... And a clientele of collectors. He is known for his many works around the theme of the. His sculptures are preserved in the Pompidou centre, in the museum of the small palace but also around the water floor of the Palais de Tokyo (museum of modern art).

A beautiful notice is dedicated to him on the internet. The link is as follows: august guenot (meridional artists. The sculpture we present is part of the sculptures made of solid blond mahogany in quarter figure made for salons and with which he will enjoy success as early as 1921. Formed at the fine arts in toulouse, he then worked in paris.

Then there are official honors, state commissions, exhibitions alongside contemporary sculptors maillol, despiau, bourdelle... And a clientele of collectors. He is known by his many works around the theme of the naked woman. His sculptures are notably exhibited at the pompidou center, at the small-palais museum but also around the water place of the palais de tokyo (museum of modern art). A beautiful notice is dedicated to him on the internet.

The link is as follows: auguste guenot (meridional artists. The sculpture that we present is part of the sculptures made in solid blond mahogany quarter-figure made for the salons and with which he will experience success in 1921. The item \"auguste guenot sculpture wood woman naked statue art deco toulouse maillol\" is on sale since Tuesday, March 2, 2021.

It is in the category \"art, antiques-art of the xxe, contemporary-sculptures, statues\". The seller is \"nvab\" and is located in paris, ile-de-france.

This item can be shipped to the following countries: America, Europe, Asia, Australia.

1. matter: wood
2. artist: august guenot
3. type: sculpture
4. sicertics: high-relief
5. authenticity: original
6. period: xxme and contemporary
7. theme: character