Art Deco Bas Relief Panels

A wonderful depiction of a worker hanging from a crane at task. Art Deco buildings incorporated figural panels in their facades such as this exquisite bas reliefs sculpted by Chuck D...

This large, unique sculptural panel demonstrates, in a bold and dramatic way, Jean Mayodon's fascination with the classical nude, interpreted of course in a modern way. Mayodon was o...

Madonna in ceramic high or bas relief on a wooden panel base, from the Déco era. Little flowers painted on the Madonna veil. It's delicious !

Particularly suitable for classical, eclectic, Art Deco-inspired or contemporary spaces. Manufacturer: Casa d’Arte Guerrini Country of Origin: Italy Period: Circa 1990s Number of Pi...

He worked with oil on wooden panels and plaster. He sculpted soapstone and created bas reliefs in plaster.

Dating to 1943, at the height of Great Britain's battle, newly joined by America, against the Nazis, this rare, Art Deco bas relief sculptural panel was commissioned and presented by...

This is a super rare opportunity to acquire one of these beautifully reduced versions of the facade bas-relief of the Folies-Bergeres cabaret by Maurice Picaud aka Pico (1900-1977). ...

Like a rocket exploding out of its launching pad, this panel depicts a nude female figure shooting into the sky, in classic Art Deco stylized form.

Carved from a "found" panel of distressed walnut, this superb bas relief sculptural panel of a falling satyr, his legs and arms akimbo, was carved by Don Griffith, a WPA artist in Co...

Gorgeously cast in bronze, given a pale gold patina, and set in a walnut plaque, this quintessential Art Deco bas relief presents a delicious conceit: Its classical figure is holding...

Shabaeff became known for bas relief sculptures executed in ceramic, often large mosaics for commercial and residential projects, such as a panel with nudes and deer for the Hotel Va...

Dating from the last few years when late Art Deco buildings incorporated figural panels in their facades, this exquisite bas reliefs was sculpted by Chuck Dodson, an artist active in...

He became known for bas relief sculptures executed in ceramic, often large mosaics for commercial and residential projects, such as a panel with nudes and deer for the Hotel Vancouver.

This is a super rare opportunity to acquire a pair of these beautifully reduced versions of the facade bas-relief of the Folies-Bergères cabaret. One time designer, Pico who created ...

A wonderful depiction of an architect at task. Art Deco buildings incorporated figural panels in their facades such as this exquisite bas reliefs sculpted by Chuck Dodson.

This is a wonderful depiction of two can-can dancers with Classic details. Art Deco buildings incorporated figural panels in their facades such as this exquisite bas reliefs sculpted...

Art Deco buildings incorporated figural panels in their facades such as this exquisite bas reliefs sculpted by Chuck Dodson.

Molded in deep emerald green with swirling marbled tones, the vase features bas-relief classical figures wrapped in flowing drapery—each panel a celebration of elegance and movement.

Best known for sculpting the massive "Harvest" mural for the exterior of the main Food Building at the 1939-1940 New York World's Fair, as well as a series of bas relief sculptures i...

A rare and gorgeous bronze panel, this bas relief sculpture was created by Pierre Bouret in honor of Nicolas Poussin. It's multiple male and female nudes in a bucolic setting are cle...

Beautifully proportioned, constructed and finished, this unique and remarkable Art Deco cabinet is covered with leather dyed a rich, deep red color, and features four Art Deco bronze...

Chambellan was one of the two or three most important sculptors creating bas relief panels, grills and other decorative elements for America's Art Deco buildings in the 1920s and 193...

Rare French Art Deco oval mirror in wood carved in bas-relief, entirely silver-plated with silver leaf.

Victoria Ellis for Simon Orrell Designs - Monuments, Jesmonite Wall Sculpture 105cm x 85cm The piece comes unframed. Framing can be quoted separately ( as customisation) either...

A quiet theatre unfolds across the façade of this monumental oak buffet—each door panel rendered in high-relief narrative, depicting scenes of village life with lyrical intensity. Wo...

His long mastery of both media was cited, and emphasis given to lacquer’s preservative effect on untreated woods. Decorative panels and screens were carved in bas relief with a varie...

His long mastery of both media was cited, and emphasis given to lacquer’s preservative effect on untreated woods. Decorative panels and screens were carved in bas relief with a varie...

Classic French Art Deco desk designed by Leon Jallot, circa 1925, in macassar ebony with sculpted panels.

Large stunning portrait of a beautiful seated woman in a red dress framed in a period carved giiltwood frame. Signed upper right R. Hinton Perry. Dated indistinctly 1931 or 1939. ...

This rare and important pairing of plaster maquette and bronze panel, sculpted in preparation for a WPA bas relief at the post office in Loudonville, Ohio, was created by Rudolf Henn...

An extraordinary piece of American sculpture, this depiction of a young woman, dated 1930, was sculpted in white marble by John Gregory -- who executed 9 large bas relief panels for ...

His long mastery of both media was cited, and emphasis given to lacquer’s preservative effect on untreated woods. Decorative panels and screens were carved in bas relief with a varie...

Technique: They appear to be high-quality lithographs or hand-painted panels, framed behind glass with gilded borders. Their purpose is to evoke the appearance of ancient bas-reliefs...

It features a bas-relief in carved and gilded wood, depicting a beautiful Art Deco scene alluding to board games, with dice, cards, chess pieces, as well as doves and butterflies.

Paulin delighted in creating jewel-toned, dreamlike scenes, and spent months on each painting, using brilliant colors accented with gold and silver leaf to build up the profile of so...

Signed and dated. Our plaster is likely a study for a terracotta panel depicting a hunter riding a horse, which adorned the cabinet André Arbus showed at the Salon des artistes déco...