A Large Terracotta Sculpture, *woman At Her Toilet* By Alfred Jean Halou
Our sculpture, Woman at Her Toilet, dated 1906
, is an elegant terracotta piece depicting a young woman in a moment of intimacy.
Leaning over a basin, she strikes a pose that is both natural and graceful, with every line of her body conveying calm and delicacy.
Recognized during his lifetime, Alfred Jean Halou received numerous public commissions, notably creating commemorative monuments and monumental sculptures such as those in Blois,
but it is above all his female figures that cemented his reputation. With their soft modeling, balanced proportions, and discreet sensuality, they follow in the tradition of Aristide Maillol while retaining their own distinct character.
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Terracotta
Width: 32
Height: 33.5
Depth: 12
Reference (ID): 1802167
Availability: In stock
