Sailing Boat on the Waves, Attributed to Raymond Subes, Circa 1925
Wrought and hammered iron sculpture depicting a stylized sailing boat on the waves, with a copper sail contrasting with the dark metal structure. Attributed to Raymond Subes. French work, circa 1925.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
| Period | 1920s |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | France |
| Dimensions (cm) | Length: 20 cm / Width: 9 cm / Height: 24 cm |
| Creator | Raymond Subes |
| Materials | Wrought iron |
| Condition | Good condition |
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Wrought and hammered iron sculpture depicting a stylized sailing boat on the waves, with a copper sail forming an elegant contrast with the dark structure of the metal. This pared-down composition is characteristic of the Art Deco vocabulary of the 1920s. The model is recorded and attributed to Raymond Subes (1891–1970), the celebrated French master ironworker and a major figure of the Parisian decorative arts, known for wrought-iron works combining architectural rigour and sculptural lines. Unsigned. French work, circa 1925.
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