After Degas French Early 20th Century Two Tone Bronze Sculpture Little Dancer

This magnificent bronze sculpture, cast in the first half of the 20th century, represents a masterful reinterpretation of Edgar Degas' iconic masterpiece, "Little Dancer of Fourteen Years". The work brilliantly captures a fleeting moment of rest during an intense ballet rehearsal. A complex two-tone patina lends the sculpture a particular aesthetic elegance: the deep dark-brown hue of the figure itself contrasts strikingly with the rich green patina on the ballerina's tutu. The textured, deliberately sketch-like surface of the metal masterfully imitates Degas' extraordinary modelling style, catching the slightest play of light and shadow. It is a deeply emotional work of art, capable of filling any interior with the charm of French Impressionism.
DETAILS:
Maker: Unidentified.
Materials: Hand-cast bronze featuring a complex two-tone patina.
Size (approx.): 25 cm (9.8 inches) high, 9 cm (3.5 inches) wide, 7 cm (2.8 inches) deep.
Condition: Very good condition, with minor wear commensurate with age and use.
Provenance: Swedish private collection.
Shipping: Approx. weight 1.7 kg; packed approx. weight 3 kg. Secure, insured worldwide shipping available.
Notes: Please refer to the high-resolution photographs that form part of the condition report. Colors and tonal values may vary when viewed in person, depending on viewing conditions and ambient lighting.