Amphora Loie Fuller Figurine

An Amphora porcelain figurine depicting American dancer Loie Fuller mid twirl with voluminous fabric dress. Marked Amphora on bottom, numbered 776 and 21. 20in tall x 19in wide. | Philadelphia Metro a

Circa 1890, Austria, figurine of Loie Fuller, the American dancer who pioneered modern dance, beautifully painted, marked with RSTK mark and "Amphora" inside oval, very good condition, height 20"

Amphora Austria Art Nouveau Statue of Loie Fuller - Early 20th Century. An Austrian porcelain Amphora statue of Loie Fuller, depicted dancing with a green dress and yellow scarf flowing to form two tr

Fine pair Sevres hard paste porcelain scarf dancer figurines in the style of famous dancer, Loie Fuller, designed by Agathon Leonard in 1898 for Sevres and vigorously sold at the 1900 Paris Exposition

Manuel Orazi Theatre de Loie Fuller poster 1900offset lithograph in colors sight: 78.125 h × 25.125 w in (198 × 64 cm) Provenance: Galerie Documents, Paris | Priva

François-Raoul Larche (French, 1860–1912) “Loie Fuller, the Dancer” circa 1900. gilt bronze table lamp, modeled after Loie Fuller’s famous Serpentine Dance. signed 'Raoul Larche'. Foundry mar

Francois-Raoul Larche (after), 'Loie Fuller' lamp, 20th c., gilt cast bronze, modeled as a dancing woman within a swirl of scarves, wired for two candelabra sockets, signature and foundry seal to base

Francois-Raoul Larche Gilt Bronze Loïe Fuller Table Lamp, circa 1900. The lamp depicts Loie Fuller, American actress and pioneer of modern dance, in a flowing draped gown and a billowing scarf. Mar

Charles Louchet (French, 19th/20thc.) Louie Fuller, depicting the partially clad dancer manipulating her flowing silk fabric around her body, signed Ch.Louchet with foundry mark for Vincennes, Editeur

Meissen hard paste porcelain figure of Loie Fuller near Dresden, Germany, circa 1910 high glazed ceramic impressed and printed marks 10 1/2"w x 7"d x 10 1/2"h

Art Nouveau Figural Loie Fuller Lamp After Raoul Larche. 'RAOUL LARCHE' impressed to the base. {Approximate dimensions: 16 inches high.}. Condition: Some minor loss to gilt finish. Apparent missing ba

POSTER BY GEORGES DE FEURE (1868-1943) FOR COMEDIE PARISIENNE, 1895. THIS POSTER ADVERTISING A PRODUCTION OF SALOME BY LA LOIE FULLER. IT WAS PUBLISHED BY IMP. P. LOMENIL AND FEATURES A LADY HOLDING U

Circa 1910, art nouveau gilt metal lamp with standing Loie Fuller, bulb mounted in flowing scarf, signed at base, "L. Alliot" (Lucien Alliot), generally good condition needs rewiring (has 3 small hole

Jules Cheret (1830-1922). Pastel on paper of "Loire Fuller", depicting a woman turning around toward viewer. [Art (sight): 15 3/4" x 8 1/4"; Frame: 25 1/4" x 17 1/2"]. Framed with a silk matte under g

early 20th century, gilt bronze, signed in the casting. 5.5 in. Collection of Shelley and Nathan Rabhan, Richmond, VA

JULES CHERET Loie Fuller Lithograph, inscriptions read Folies-Berger La Loie Fuller, Imp. chais Ateliers CHERET 20 Rue Berger Paris, Encres Ch Lorikkeuc & C, subject a dancing woman, measures 56 x 44

Maitres de l'Affiche, Pl. 73 Original 1898 stone lithograph poster. Size: 40 x 29cm 15,7 x 11,4 in. Les Maitres De L'Affiche prints are a series of 256 color lithographs published in Paris during The

JULES CHERET Loie Fuller Lithograph, inscriptions read Folies-Berger La Loie Fuller, Imp. chais Ateliers CHERET 20 Rue Berger Paris, Encres Ch Lorikkeuc & C, subject a dancing woman, measures 56 x 44

Amphora Figurine of a Dancing Beauty Circa 1900, porcelain Amphora figurine of a maiden dancing, signed with red RStK mark of Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, numbered "1081, 1533 #1204" Amphora within

Jules Cheret, Loie Fuller 1897 Original lithograph poster from the famous set"Les Maitres de L'affiche"Pl # 73 Very good condition; vivid colors +29 x 39 cm // 11 x 15 in This is an original vintage l

Amphora Figurine of a Lady with Flowers RStK Circa 1900, Austria, Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, an art nouveau figure of a lady in a flowing dress and holding a floral garland, signed with red RStK

JULES CHERET Loie Fuller Lithograph, inscriptions read Folies-Berger La Loie Fuller, Imp. chais Ateliers CHERET 20 Rue Berger Paris, Encres Ch Lorikkeuc & C, subject a dancing woman, measures 56 x 44

"La Loie Fuller" was a famous performance at the Folies Bergère in Paris, France, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The performance was named after the American dancer Loie Fuller, who was

Jules Cheret (1836-1932) La Loie Fuller, c. 1896. Lithograph on wove paper. Signed on the plate. Dimensions: + Size of the sheet: 31,5 x 21,5 cm / 13 x 8,4 in. This lithograph was included as a plate