Edouard Cazaux, an important pair of Art Deco ceramic figures by this famed French artist. Each in a similar but different romantic pose. Covered in a light grey glaze, these sculptures represent exhibition quality by this important artist. Circa 1925. Height, 22.5". Arthur Goldscheider founded 2 groups of progressive artists: La Stele for sculptors and L'Evolution for creators of Decorative works. Cazaux belonged to the second group, showing his work in 1925 under the title ART DECO in a pavilion designed by Eric Bragge at the International Exhibition of Modern and Decorative Arts in Paris.