Sculpture of lady; France, late twentieth century. Enameled earthenware. It has slight damage. Measurements: 30 x 24, 5 x 15 cm. Round sculpture made of glazed earthenware, representing a female bust. It is a young woman with loose hair. The lady shows an ideal face with symmetrical features, with clear classical roots, but treated from a pictorial point of view. The author thus offers us an image of expressiveness and dynamism. Regarding the technical and formal aspects, the sculptor demonstrates a great mastery of the craft, a virtuosity especially evident in details such as hair, or facial features. It is slightly damaged.

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