Sculpture "A dancer adjusts a shoe"

We are excited to offer you a piece of monumental art with a rich history; the 'Dancers in a Long Dress.' This isn't just any homeowner's piece of decoration, it is an extraordinary example of classical artistry blended with intricate detailing, crafted by the master sculptor, A. Leonard.

Inspired by the elegance and grace of dancers, A. Leonard crafted this stunning sculptural group for the World Exhibition, held in Paris in 1900. Much to the delight of the event, his spectacular work of art was honored with a gold prize, a testament to the finesse and depth of his artistic abilities.

Keeping up with the enormous success, 'Dancers in a Long Dress' was later recreated in bronze, continuing the legacy of the piece. Each individual figurine within the group of 15 dancers is seen in distinct poses in a seemingly fluid motion, bedecking different objects in their hands, as if caught in the midst of an enchanting performance. What binds these 15 performers into a singular narrative is their ridiculously beautiful long dresses. Radiating a sense of unity in diversity, the graceful volume of the dresses is nothing short of an artistic marvel, adorned with an infinite number of folds and broad sleeves.

As you celebrate the acquisition of such an exquisite masterpiece, you'd also be surprised by its imposing size. With a height of 68cm and weighing 13kg, this chic interior piece surely makes a commanding impact. Whether you're an ardent lover of culture, an avid art collector or someone who simply loves to fill their living space with stunning pieces of history, 'Dancers in a Long Dress' is an asset to cherish forever.