Gaston La Chaise - Primitive Woman - Plaster

Gaston La Chaise, French, 1882-1935, Woman modeled in a primitive manner kneeling on a tree stump, plaster, signed along base. Provenance: Consignor acquired directly from La Chaise Studio, accompanie

AFTER GASTON LACHAISE (American/French, 1882-1935) "Woman (Striding Woman)," Modeled 1928-31, copy 1996, bronze sculpture, overall: 84 x 37 x 30 inches inscribed verso "LACHAISE COPY 1996."

G. Lachaise (Gaston), plaster sculpture.17 1/4" Ht.. Imperfections.

GASTON LACHAISE FOR THE LOVE OF WOMANBudny, VirginiaPublished by Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts LLC., New York, 2016catalog

GASTON LACHAISE (FRENCH, 1882-1935) MALE GYMNAST LAMP: Plaster and bronze toned lamp sculpture by Gaston Lachaise. Approx. 33.25" h x 18" w x 11.5" d.

After Gaston Lachaise Madame Lachaise 1928 / 1968painted plaster, wenge 16.5 h x 7.75 w x 5.75 d in (42 x 20 x 15 cm) Incised signature and date to lower edge 'Lachaise 1928 © 1968 Alva'. Foil

Adorn your space with a touch of timeless elegance with this exquisite Vintage Gaston La Chaise Alva Brass Bee Sculpture on Marble Base. A stunning museum replica, this intricate piece showcases the r

patinated bronze Provenance: The Estate of Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of 'The Young and the Restless' and 'The Bold and the Beautiful' 48 inches wide; 34 inches deep; 91 inches high

(French, 1882-1935) 1923, signed and dated on back, on marble base Sculpture: 8-1/2"h x 7-1/2"w at widest Overall: 13"h x 6-1/2"w x 6-1/2"d Provenance: Charles Z. Mann, New York; Property from the Est

AFTER GASTON LACHAISE (American/French, 1882 - 1935), "Passion," bronze sculpture, overall: 26 x 14 x 12 inches, estate stamped lower left, edition 1/7.

Gaston Lachaise (1882-1935). Turkey [LF 146], hood ornament, one of three examples. Bronze, mounted on black Belgian marble base. Inscribed on reverse: G. LACHAISE © 1924. Turkey 4.25in high x 3 7/8i

AFTER GASTON LACHAISE (American/French, 1882-1935), ''Passion," bronze with dark brown patina, approximately 48 inches wide; 34 inches deep; 91 inches high. STAMPED VERSO: Enlarged by TASCO. Todd Andr

A color lithograph plate after Fernand Leger, titled "Woman with Armchair" ("Femme a La Chaise"). Plate signed "F.L. 53". Sight: 18-3/4in x 15in. Outside frame: 32-1/2in x 34in.

French Art Nouveau style painted cast plaster bust, "La Candeur," depicting a young woman with flowers in her hair, illegible in cast signature at side of plinth, restoration to fracture and back righ

A la Sainte-Luce by Lucius Rossi (Italian, b. 1846 - d.1913) litho with gold matting and gilt frame. Piece depicts Victorian scene of a man and woman drinking together on a chaise lounge. Frame measur

Patinated plaster sculpture h 22 cm, b 17 cm Liberty period.

Theo Tobiasse, Isarel/France (1927-2012). 'Maternite a la Chaise Bleu' impasto oil on canvas, signed lower left, titled lower right. Mounted in gilt wood frame. *We would like to thank Catherine Faust

oil on wood panel signed lower center Provenance: The Estate of Bea Hyp, Santa Barbara, with two labels from Galerie Charpentier, Paris and a partial exhibition label 13 x 14 inches

Charles and Ray Eames (American, 1907-1978; 1912-1988) "La Chaise" Lounge Chair, USA / Switzerland, first introduced 1948 for the Museum of Modern Art and first produced 1993, this circa 2000, manufac

VITRA BY CHARLES & RAY EAMES LA CHAISE: Sculpted & laminated gloss-finish fiberglass forms the seat of this Mid-Century Modern style lounge chair. With chromed steel supports and cross form wood base.

Charles Eames; Ray Eames, Sitzobjekt 'La Chaise', 1948, H. 87.5 x 142 x 84 cm. Made by Vitra Design, Weil/Rhine, after 1991. Plastic, reinforced with Fiberglas, white, chrome-plated steel rods, oak wo

Lacquer finished polyurethane and oak La Chaise by Charles Eames, manufactured by Vitra, 1990s.

Lacquer finished polyurethane and oak La Chaise by Charles Eames, manufactured by Vitra, Switzerland 1990s. 58 x 34 x 33 in

Modern 20th Century sculptural lounger. The La Chaise Lounge Chair was originally designed in 1948 by Charles Eames (1907-1978) and Ray Eames (1912-1988). This modernist chair features a off-white flo