Bronze statues of dancers

Among our bronze statues of dancers You can choose a ballerina on pointe or a sculpture of an art deco or orientalist dancer with a brown and gold patina. Our statuettes are numerous and are handcrafted using lost wax.

Bronze sculptures of dancers

The figurines of dancers are often art deco statues from the period 1910 to 1930. A statuette characterizes this style well, the dancer with the hoop which is a very refined work representative of art and decoration. The women are little or not dressed, they are nudes on stage.

The 19th century figurines are more sober, the dancers' adornments are decorated. The patinas are brown or black, unlike the art deco dancers who often have golden and brown patinas. The original 14th century statuettes by artists such as Degas or Camille Claudel are rare, and at auction the prices soar, buying a high-quality replica in our store is an excellent idea.

The Little Dancer by Edgar Degas

The statuette "The Little Dancer of Fourteen Years" (also called the Great Dressed Dancer) is a wax statue by Edgar Degas made between 1875 and 1880. The piece represents a dancer named Marie van Goethem who was 14 years old at the time.

The replicas for sale in our decoration store rest on a base made of real marble, extracted from renowned quarries. They are worked with the greatest care, in particular thanks to high-precision chiseling and remarkable work on the patinas. Each piece is cast in the terracotta mold after the metal is melted in the crucible, using the same techniques used thousands of years ago. This is why our products are of high quality.

Your order will be delivered in packaging made with the greatest care, specially made to measure. An item sold is processed the same day or the next morning for fast delivery in 24 to 48 hours. Come visit our store and choose your model, and thus save on shipping costs.

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