Maurice PICAUD, known as PICO (1900–1977), “Dancer,” bas-relief

Maurice PICAUD, known as PICO (1900–1977), “Dancer,” bas-relief
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aurice PICAUD, known as PICO (1900-1977), was a French architect, decorator, and painter trained at the École Boulle. A collaborator of Jacques-Émile RUHLMANN, he also made a name for himself as a press caricaturist. Among his works rooted in the Art Deco movement, the most famous is the façade of the Folies Bergère in Paris (1926), depicting the Russian dancer Lila Nikolska. He also created murals for the Montdidier town hall in the 1930s.

his reduced version of the Folies Bergère façade was intended for the most important clients.

  • Gilded stucco bas-relief
  • Blackened wood and oak frame with M. Pico cartouche
  • Provenance: private collection
  • 1930s

Dimensions

H: 24.6 in L: 24.8 in/H: 62.5 cm L: 63 cm

Ref: 4X2SRQSMMA

Style Art Deco (Bronze sculptures of Art Deco Style)
Period 20th century (Bronze sculptures 20th century)
Country of origin France
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
Location 75008, Paris, France
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