Sculpture Depicting A Nude Woman, Solid Silver, Art Deco Period

Solid silver statue, 800 fineness.
Alabaster base.
Art Deco-style sculpture, likely dating from the period between 1920 and 1940.
The sculpture depicts a young woman captured in the dynamic act of undressing (or dressing), raising her arms above her head. This type of "transitional" pose and the hairstyle (a short bob typical of the 1920s, known as a bob cut) are distinctive elements of Art Deco aesthetics.
The female nude has been rendered with elegance and a touch of stylization. The craftsmanship of the sculpture is therefore of very high quality
Weight of the piece without the base: 2,130 grams. 800 silver. It bears a signature on the base of the feet: "Russell"

Probably produced in France or America.

Dimensions with the base: 55 cm in height, 13 cm in width, and 13 cm in depth (the base); the sculpture alone is 43 cm in height, 13 cm in maximum width, and 12 cm in depth