Sculpture 2
Weydeveldt, Léonard van (Agathon) (1841-1923) Epreuves du surtout “Le jeu de l’écharpe”.
Inspired by Loïe Fuller. Proof of a cover. “Le jeu de l’écharpe”. Inspired by Loïe Fuller”. Sculpture, statuette, ceramic, 1897.
Weydeveldt, Léonard van (Agathon) (1841-1923): Epreuve du surtout “Le jeu de l’écharpe”.
Inspired by Loïe Fuller. Proof of a cover. “Le jeu de l’écharpe”. Inspired by Loïe Fuller”. Sculpture, statuette, ceramic, 1897.
Prouvé, Victor: Filles fleurs. Inspiré par Loïe Fuller dans la Danse du Feu (Inspired by Loïe Fuller in the Fire Dance) Girl flowers.
Sculpture, statuette, ceramic, biscuit.1902
Prouvé, Victor: Filles fleurs. Inspiré par Loïe Fuller dans la Danse du Feu (Inspired by Loïe Fuller in the Fire Dance) Girl flowers.
Sculpture, statuette, glass.1905.
Prouvé, Victor: Filles fleurs. Inspiré par Loïe Fuller dans la Danse du Feu. (Inspired by Loïe Fuller in the Fire Dance) Girl flowers.
Sculpture, statuette, bronze. 1897.
Larche, Raoul: Loïe Fuller dans la Danse du Feu (Loïe Fuller in the Fire Dance).
Sculpture, statuette, 1897. Apprx. date. Private collection. Lamp with two lights.
Laporte-Blairsy, Léo: Loïe Fuller dans la Danse du Papillon (Loïe Fuller in the Butterfly Dance).
Sculpture, statuette, bronze.1893, appxte date. Private collection.
Mucha, Alfons (1860-1939): Bust of Cléo de Mérode (presumably) or La Nature . Bust of Cléo de Mérode (presumably) or La Nature.
Sculpture, bronze silver gilt, moulage creux. 1900. 70.7 x 28 x 27 cm. Created on the occasion of the Universal Exhibition in Paris 1900
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Model of the sculpture for the Loïe Fuller Theater.
Sculpture, bronze.1900. 10.5 x 7 x 7 cm.
Dejean, Louis: Loïe Fuller.
Sculpture, terracotta with white and gilt touches. 1908.
35 x 20 x 17 cm. France, Lyon, Musée des Beaux-Arts, 1995-2 . Inscribed “Louis Dejean” on the terrace, stamped underneath “atelier LD, 1908”.
Prouvé, Victor La fille-fleur (The girl-flower).
Sculpture, porcelan. 1902. 21.6 cm height
France, Nancy, Musée de l’Ecole de Nancy. “Produced by Mougin Frères. Inspired by Loïe Fuller. Signed “V. Prouvé” and stamped “Mougin”.
Prouvé, Victor La fille-fleur (The girl-flower).
Sculpture, glass, 1905. 25.7 cm. France, Nancy, Musée de l’Ecole de Nancy. Produced by Daum Frères. Inspired by Loïe Fuller.
Prouvé, Victor: La fille-fleur (The girl-flower).
Sculpture, bronze. 1896. 25.5 cm. France, Nancy, Musée de l’Ecole de Nancy. Inscribed “V. Prouvé” and “A. Gruet fond”. Inspired by Loïe Fuller.
Hoetger, Bernhard: The tempest (La tempête).
Sculpture, bronze. 1901 apprx. date. 31 x 24.5 x 25 cm. France, Paris, Musée d’Orsay, RF4189. Inscribed “B. Hoetger” on the base. Hoetger saw Fuller
perform at the Universal Exhibition of 1900 in Paris. Here he evokes one of her dances, first presented at the Théâtre de l’Athénée, Paris, 1901.
U.S.A., Goldendale, Naryhill Museum of Art 1948.04.001. Inscribed “Théodore Rivière” and stamped “Susse Frères Editeurs”.
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Loïe Fuller, un être qui n’était que lumière, or et gaze. Loïe Fuller, a creature made of light, gold and gaz.
Sculpture, relief, medal, gold, 1900. 7.2 cm dia.
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922) : Loïe Fuller, un être qui n’était que lumière, or et gaze.
Sculpture, relief, medal, silver. 1900. 7 cm dia.
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Loïe Fuller, un être qui n’était que lumière, or et gaze.
Sculpture, relief, medal, plaster. 1900. 19.3 cm dia. France, Paris, Musée d’Orsay 1260A & 1260B.
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Loïe Fuller dancing (Loïe Fuller dansant)
Sculpture, bas-relief, terracotta. 1900, appx. date. 18 x 19.5 cm.
Roche, Pierre (Fernand Massignon) (Paris, 1855-1922): Loïe Fuller dancing (Loïe Fuller dansant).
Sculpture, plaster, painted. 1900, appx. date. 22.8 x 7.6 x 6.3 cm