Brass Airplane

A stylized brass Art Deco airplane sculpture on a stand

The Art Deco movement, which flourished from the 1920s to the 1940s, was characterized by its sleek, geometric forms and luxurious materials. Aviation was a rapidly advancing field during this era, capturing the public's imagination and inspiring many decorative arts, including sculptures and models. These airplane motifs often symbolized progress, modernity, and the spirit of adventure.

<span;>Brass sculptures of airplanes became popular decorative items, reflecting the fascination with flight and the era's aesthetic. They were often displayed in homes and offices as symbols of sophistication and forward-thinking. While some were highly detailed replicas, others, like this one, adopted a more stylized, abstract interpretation of aircraft, emphasizing form and elegance.