Oblivion (1920) - Georges Duvernet - Art Deco Bronze Figure

This exhibit is a replica of the work "Oblivion" by Georges Duvernet, which displays a squatting woman holding a vessel in both hands. The word "Oblivion" means the state of being unaware or unconscious of what is happening around one. The famous Art Deco sculpture is marked with "G. Duvernet".

The French Art Deco artist Georges Duvernet (1870-1955) has made a name for himself especially because of his numerous bronze sculptures. His creative period falls mainly in the 1920s and 1930s. In addition to animal sculptures Duvernet depicted three-dimensional illustrations of people in athletic positions. Among his most important sculptures is the "Dancer with three Rings", which is also available as a high quality museum cast in our shop.

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