Maxime Real del Sarte ‘Ivresse’ Art Deco Bronze Sculpture France 1920

An exceptional and highly decorative Art Deco bronze sculpture entitled Ivresse (Drunkenness), created by renowned French sculptor Maxime Real del Sarte (1888–1954).

This elegant composition depicts a sensual female nude accompanied by clusters of grapes, a timeless symbol of abundance and pleasure. The graceful posture, refined anatomy and sophisticated modeling perfectly reflect the artistic ideals of early twentieth-century French Art Deco sculpture.

Executed in bronze with a beautiful original green patina, the work displays remarkable depth and surface quality. It is signed M. Real del Sarte and was produced in France around 1920.

Maxime Real del Sarte is recognized among the leading French sculptors of his generation, and his works remain highly sought after by collectors of Art Deco sculpture, decorative arts and important French bronzes.

A rare and impressive collector’s piece, ideally suited for prestigious interiors, curated collections and high-end design environments.