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JEAN DUNAND (1877–1942) – FROM THE ARTIST’S FAMILY COLLECTION Le Chou, circa 1911–1914 A rare vase. A bronze cast with an antique green patina, richly nuanced with brown tones on a gold background. Signed “Jean DUNAND” near the base and marked with the letter “M” beneath the base. Height: 9 cm – Length: 14.5 cm – Width: 11.5 cm Provenance: - Formerly in the artist’s family collection. - Art Deco – Artcurial Auction, Hôtel Dassault, November 25, 2014. This piece was listed as lot 10 in the catalog. - Mr. X, Paris. Acquired at the previous auction. Bibliography: Félix Marcilhac and Amélie Marcilhac – Jean Dunand – Éditions Norma, Paris, 2020. This work is reproduced and described on page 336 under reference 74 in the “Repertory of Works – Vases and Copperware.” Bibliography and Related Works: Félix Marcilhac – Jean Dunand; Life and Work – Les Éditions de l’Amateur, Paris, 1991. Bronze fruits, comparable to our work, are reproduced on pages 297 (cat. 914), 300 (cat. 949 and 955), and 303 (cat. 977).
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