3d sculpture bishop

Style priority: 40% Max Le Verrier 30% Tamara de Lempicka 20% French Art Deco bronze sculpture 10% Bauhaus modernism Imagine a lost Art Deco masterpiece created in Paris around 1932 by Max Le Verrier. The subject is Saint Ludger, reimagined as a modern intellectual bishop rather than a traditional religious figure. He lounges casually in a luxurious Art Deco club chair. His posture is relaxed and self-confident. One leg extends forward. The torso twists slightly. The silhouette is elegant and asymmetrical. He wears a highly stylized geometric mitre. He holds a model of asmall Bauhaus church with his left arm. An elegant streamlined bishop's staff with its traditional simple spiral shaped top rises beside him to the right and becomes part of the visual rhythm of the sculpture. Two long-necked geese stand at the base, integrated into the composition like decorative Art Deco animal bronzes. The geese are a bit stylized, simple and elegant.