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MAURICE CHARPENTIER-MIO (1881-1976)
The item was sold for 3 380 €
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MAURICE CHARPENTIER-MIO (1881-1976)
Danse à l'antique' plaque, 1920
Bronze with brown patina
Signed and dated '11 nov. 1920' lower left
Signed with monogram and annotated 'E' lower right
Oak support frame
Probably cast by Eugène Rudier
Bronze with brown patina plaque, signed and dated '11 nov. 1920' lower left, signed with the artist's monogram and inscribed 'E' lower right, oak frame and stand, anthumous cast probably made by Eugène Rudier
27,5 x 39,5 cm - 10 7/8 x 15 1/2 in.
Provenance
Private collection, France (by descent)
Note
Maurice Charpentier-Mio was as passionate about the recitals of Isadora Duncan, to whom our plaque may be paying homage, as he was about the creations of the Ballets Russes. In particular, he delivered several interpretations of Le Spectre de la rose, set in 1911 by Michel Fokine to a score by Weber orchestrated by Berlioz.
Danse à l'antique' plaque, 1920
Bronze with brown patina
Signed and dated '11 nov. 1920' lower left
Signed with monogram and annotated 'E' lower right
Oak support frame
Probably cast by Eugène Rudier
Bronze with brown patina plaque, signed and dated '11 nov. 1920' lower left, signed with the artist's monogram and inscribed 'E' lower right, oak frame and stand, anthumous cast probably made by Eugène Rudier
27,5 x 39,5 cm - 10 7/8 x 15 1/2 in.
Provenance
Private collection, France (by descent)
Note
Maurice Charpentier-Mio was as passionate about the recitals of Isadora Duncan, to whom our plaque may be paying homage, as he was about the creations of the Ballets Russes. In particular, he delivered several interpretations of Le Spectre de la rose, set in 1911 by Michel Fokine to a score by Weber orchestrated by Berlioz.