Alexandre Noll
French(1890–1970)
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Alexandre Noll (1890, 1970) was a French sculptor and cabinetmaker celebrated for his mastery of carved wood, transforming exotic and rare timber into sensuous, organic forms that blur the boundary between sculpture and functional object. Self-taught, he developed a highly distinctive style characterized by smooth, voluptuous shapes inspired by the human figure and natural forms, earning him recognition among major collectors and institutions. His work has appeared consistently at leading auction houses including Christie's, Sotheby's, and Artcurial, often achieving significant prices reflective of his enduring influence on 20th-century decorative arts.
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