Posing Woman, Luiza Miller (Brazilian, 1917–2003) bull With six baluster legs with

With six baluster legs with stretcher

The rectangular top above a bank of three drawers raised on lyre form legs and with wrought iron stretcher

Pair Brass Lamps in the manner of Gabrielle Crispi with Coiled Rattan Shade

The rectangular chrome base with chrome column with applied perspex spikes

Posing Woman, Luiza Miller (Brazilian, 1917–2003) bull With six baluster legs withLuiza Miller (Brazilian, 19172003 Posing Woman Signed to the black painted terracotta Luiza Miller (Brazilian, 19172003) was a sculptor originally from Brazil, who immigrated to Paris in 1947. After her arrival in Paris, she entered Ossip Zadkines studio, La Grande Chaumire, and was quickly recognized as one of his most talented students. Up until 1956, he work was largely figurative, primarily focused on busts and bodies in motion. She then explored