Paul Philippe -  a classic Art Deco cold-painted bronze sculpture "Russian Dancer", France circa 1920's, the dancer en pointe wearing a bejewelled dress mounted on a rouge and yellow marble base. This is the smallest size that was produced.
Paul Philippe (Polish, 1870 - 1930) Born in Thorn, Poland, Philippe became a pupil of Antonin Larroux when he moved to Paris (he also worked in Berlin with his works edited by Rosenthal und Maeder) and exhibited at all the French salons. Philippe worked with bronze and ivory in both the Art Nouveau (some Art Nouveau style works can be found in spelter) and Art Deco styles.