Sculpture 1

Loïe Fuller dans la Danse Serpentine (Loïe Fuller in the Serpentine Dance).

Sculpture, statuette. 1893    Approximate date. Private collection.

Jeandelle, René: Jardinière Loïe Fuller. Loïe Fuller gardener.

Sculpture, grès cérame, vase, statuette, metallic enamel. 1905. 12 x 22 x 14 cm. Private collection. Marked “Céramique Rambervillers”.

Jeandelle, René: Vase Loïe Fuller. A Loïe Fuller vase.

Sculpture, grès cérame, vase, statuette. 1906. 31 cm height. Private collection. Marked “Céramique Rambervillers”.

Jeandelle, René: Vase Loïe Fuller. A Loïe Fuller vase.

Sculpture, grès cérame, vase, statuette. 1906. 31 cm height. Private collection. Marked “Jeandelle” and “Céramique Rambervillers”.

Rivière, Théodore (attributed): Loïe Fuller dancing.

        Sculpture, bronze.1900, approximate date. 25.4 x 16.5 x 11.4 cm. U.S.A., Goldendale, Naryhill Museum of Art, 1926.08.008.  Inscribed by the founder’s sign “A. Rudier, Paris“. 

Larche, Raoul   Figural lamp of Loïe Fuller.

Sculpture, bronze, gilt lamp.1901, Approximate date. 45 cm height. Germany, Darmstadt, Schlossmuseum. Signed “Raoul Larche”

and stamped “Siot-Decauville Paris fondeur”.

Houssin, Édouard-Charles-Marie: Buste de Loïe Fuller (Bust of Loïe Fuller).

Sculpture, plaster. 1893. 31 x 27 x 14 cm.

Bernstamm, Léopold:    Buste de Loïe Fuller (Bust of Loïe Fuller).

Sculpture, porcelan, biscuit de Sèvres. 1904, Approximate date. 20.5 x 20 x 16 cm. France, Menton, Musée des Beaux-Arts, 1700.

Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Loïe Fuller dans “La Salomé”.

Sculpture, plaster.1901. 46 cm height. France, Paris, Musée des Arts Décoratifs, 27975. Inscribed on the base “Loïe Fuller dans La Salomé” and on one side “Pierre Roche 1901”.

Sabatte, Fernand: Terpsichore moderne (Modern Terpsichore).

Sculpture. 1897

Weydeveldt, Léonard van (Agathon) (1841-1923). Girl dancing (Jeune fille en train de danser).

Sculpture, bronze, moulage creux, ciselé et doré .  1900. 53.5 x 28.6 c. Private collection. Léonard-Agathon received the gold prize at the 1900 Universal Exhibition in Paris for a “surtout de table” composed of 15 figurines en “porcelaine biscuit” representing the rythmic progression of a dance movement. Copies in gilted bronze like the one depicted were cast later.

Jean-Léon Gérôme (1824-1904): Danseuse à la pomme (Dancer with apple).

 

Sculpture, statuette, bronze and marble. 1880, approximate date. 67 cm height.

Demêtre Chiparus (1888-1950): Dourga.

Sculpture, statuette, bronze and ivory. 1920, app. datea

Ferdinand Preiss: The flame leaper.

 

Sculpture, cold-painted bronze, ivory and amber. 1920, approximate date. 36 cm height.