WACLAW SZYMANOWSKI (1859-1930) SCULPTOR & MANUFACTURER ÉMILE MULLER IN IVRY-SUR-SEINE - COLLECTION MARIE-CHRISTINE DAVIDŚmiejąca się fala (The Smiling Wave), the model created in [1902], the model presented at the Secession Salon, Vienna, 1902Important group. Polychrome glazed stoneware proof. Circa 1900. a slight chip of enamel at the base . Signed SZYMANOWSKI and marked Grès Émile MULLER on the back. Height: 48 cm - Length: 55 cm - Depth: 23 cmProvenance : Estate of Marie-Christine David. Exhibitions and related works : - Salon of the Secession, Vienna, 1902 - A proof of our group (without precision of the material) presented during this event . - Salon de la Société des Beaux-arts de Cracovie, 1903 - A print of our group (without specifying the material) presented at this event. - Salon of the Secession, Vienna, 1911-12 - A plaster print of the model of our sculpture presented under the n° 5 of the catalogue during this event. - Waclaw Szymanowski 1859-1930 - Retrospective exhibition in the National Museum in Warsaw, 1981. A proof of the model of our sculpture presented under the n° 53 of the catalogue during this event. Bibliography: Hanna Kotkowska-Bareja - Waclaw Szymanowski 1859-1930 - Catalogue of the exhibition in the National Museum in Warsaw in 1981, National Museum in Warsaw Publishing, Warsaw, 1981 . A proof of the model of our sculpture referenced and reproduced under the n° 53.