Bronze statuette Art Nouveau (1920)

Beautiful and elegant statuette of 1920 made of cast bronze with marble base. It depicts a young dancer who performs a difficult dance number with harmony and plasticity, gently holding a bouquet of flowers.Two types of marble were used for the base:
• Nero Marquinia, a high quality, fine-grained, deep black material mined in the Markina area in the Basque Country in northern Spain. It is one of the world's most famous and sought-after natural stones, particularly used in delicate decorations.
- For the underlying part was used the marble Fior di Pesco Apuano, which is mined in the mountains overlooking the Masa-Carara (Italy). It is one of the most precious marbles in the world, with unparalleled shades of pink, grey and white.

It bears a stamp (see photo)