Mid-Century Modern Nude Woman Sculpture (c. 1960–1970s), Attributed to Chuck Dodson A striking Mid-Century Modern nude female sculpture, circa 1960–1970s, attributed to Chuck Dodson. This finely crafted piece is made of plaster and features an impressive faux wood-grain finish, giving it the appearance of carved wood. Dimensions: • Overall measurements: Approximately 4.5” W × 4.5” D × 13.5” H About the Artist: Chuck Dodson (1908–1993) was an architect-turned-sculptor known for his vibrant presence in the Miami art scene. He served as a resident artist at the Grove House in Coconut Grove and was recognized for his small, often erotic sculptures, some of which featured his wife, Danielle, a retired ballerina. Dodson gained national attention in the 1970s when Playboy Magazine featured him in an article. He is perhaps best known for his large-scale works, including the mosaic murals at the Orange Bowl Stadium (demolished in 2008) and the bas-relief sculptures at the Miami Dupont Plaza Hotel (demolished in 2005).