Pamono Bacchantes Nude Women & Fruit Sculpture attributed to Jef Lambeau, 1900s> Art Nouveau

Important 127cm long sculpture in plaster (terracotta patina) on original wooden base, circa 1900. The scene depicts bacchantes, naked women with fruit, lying down and embracing, in the Art Nouveau spirit of the period. This is undoubtedly a project (studio plaster), a unique piece, as we found nothing in our extensive documentation during our research. We most probably attribute it to the Belgian sculptor Jef Lambeau (see perhaps Isidor de Rudder), in the taste and spirit of Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel. The work is in good condition, with a few small dents, visible in the photos, deliberately left ‘as is’. Artist / Designer: Jef Lambeaux (Attributed). Period: 19th century – End of 19th. Country of Origin: Belgium. Dimensions (H x W x D): 55 x 127 x 26 cm. Weight: 30 Kg. Condition: Excellent. Style: Art Nouveau, Baroque, Romanticism. Material: Plaster, Wood.