Pamono Stanislas Lami, Nude Woman, Early 20th Century, Terracotta> Art Deco

Female nude in terracotta.
Signed “St. Lami” on the base. Stanislas Lami is a French sculptor.
Stamp mark “Terracotta – R. D’ARLY Paris”.
This work inspires purity and delicacy.
The sculpture represents a kneeling naked woman, the features are fine and pleasant. The work is neat and delicate. The position of the woman calls for calm and tranquility.
Wonderful decorative piece.
Beautiful dimensions.

Stanislas Lami, born in 1858 in Paris and died in 1944, was a French sculptor and art historian. He is the grandson of landscape painter François-Xavier Bidault and the son of sculptor Alphonse Lami.
Some of his works are kept in museums, especially in Spain. In Paris, at the Musée d’Orsay, there is a marble sculpture of the Danish Dog (circa 1892). He is also the author of a Masque de Berlioz (1884) kept in the library of the Paris Opera. Stanislas Lami exhibited many times in Salons, including the 1897 Salon and the 1893 World’s Fair in Chicago.