CHIPARUS - "EXOTIC DANCER" -BRONZE AND IVORY SCULPT

Art Deco style dancer on stylized onyxbase, figure with bronze body and resin flesh, inscribed on base "D.H. Chiparus," 22 in. H.

Total Dimensions: Height 17'' x Width 14''Approximate Weight: 8 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

This graceful bronze dancer is exquisitely handmade complete with Egyptian symbols reflecting the period's fascination with the excavation of Tutankhamen's tomb. The base forms a natural pairing to th

D.H. Chiparus Star Fish Dancer Bronze Marble & Ivory Sculpture. Measures - 28 1/4" high x 9 3/4" wide. Some variations of marble and patina might occur. No reserve .

D.H. Chiparus Star Fish Dancer Bronze Marble & Ivory Sculpture. Measures - 28 1/4" high x 9 3/4" wide. Some variations of marble and patina might occur. No reserve .

With grace, agility and flexibility, this vibrant dancer is light onher toes. She jovially kicks a long lean leg high up as she prances.Her beaded mini skirt jiggles behind her as she shakes her hips

Bronze, exotic dancer, art deco style, D.H. Chiparus, European Bronze Finery, 9.5" by 14"

Bronze, exotic dancer with fans, art deco style, D.H. Chiparus, European Bronze Finery, 14" by 13"

AFTER DIMITRI HARALAMB CHIPARUS (Romanian/French, 1886-1947). EXOTIC DANCER STRIKING POSE, Signed with incised signature on integrated base. Bronze. Black marble plinth base. H: 15 in.; L; 15 1/4 in.

Bronze figure of an Art Deco style dancing lady after Demétre Haralamb Chiparus. Figure has faux ivory head and hands and sits on an onyx base. Signed to bronze beneath dancer's foot. Figure measures

Art Deco Bronze Sculpture ''Exotic Dancer'' on Onyx and Marble Base. Hand rubbed gold and bronze sculpture of a performer. Signed DH Chiparus (1886-1947) with a seal from the Edmond Etling & Cie Found

DESCRIPTION: Attributed to Demetre Chiparus (Romanian,1886-1947) Art Deco style bronze statue, Features an exotic dancer with detailed garment and headdress designs posed laying down backwards. Rests

Contemporary Art Nouveau bronze of the classic Demetre H. Chiparus (Romania/France 1886-1947) sculpture "Exotic Dancer", manufactured by European Finery using the lost wax method of production. Chipar

This beautiful Bronze Sculpture is known as The Exotic Dancer, oneof the many of Chiparus famous artworks. Here you see a dancer fromthe Ballet Russe also known as the Russian Ballet. This agile dance

The exotic dancer spreads her arms like a butterfly fluttering open its wings. A fabric hangs from her arms, the way a curtain falls, that sways to the movement of her dance. Great detail is seen in h

DESCRIPTION: Mixed metal sculpture after Chiparus depicting a dancer in colorful, metallic toned garb stretching her hands to either side and posing with a slightly lifted leg. Mounted on a marble bas

This graceful bronze dancer is exquisitely handmade complete with Egyptian symbols reflecting the period’s fascination with the excavation of Tutankhamen’s tomb. The base forms a natural

Total Dimensions: Height 16.5'' x Width 9''Approximate Weight: 10 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

This beautiful Bronze Sculpture is known as The Exotic Dancer. She leans back using her one arm to support her as her other arm gracefully falls back around her head. By extending her arm and leg it e

After D H Chiparus Dancer Bronze Sculpture. Measures approximately 30 inches high x 15 inches wide.

With grace, agility and flexibility, this vibrant dancer is light on her toes. She jovially kicks a long lean leg high up as she prances. Her beaded mini skirt jiggles behind her as she shakes her hip

DIMITRI HARALAND CHIPARUS "GRACEFUL DANCER" BRONZE C.1925 ON MARBLE ARCH SGND D.H. CHIPARUS (27 1/2" X 18 7/8")

CHIPARUS Deco Dancer Bronze Figurine on Marble Base, plaque reads DECO DANCER BY CHIPARUS, measures 4 inches wide x 12 1/2 inches tall. Bronze, bronze sculpture, bronze art, bronze tabletop art, bronz

The beautiful belly dancer presents herself with both arms extended above her head. She tiptoes forward seductively, as the beads of her costume jangle with her movement, enticing her audience. She wa