Béla Vörös (1899-1983) was a Hungarian-born sculptor who settled in France during the interwar years.

Influenced by Cubism and the Art Deco movement, his work is distinguished by stylized forms, geometric lines, and remarkable sculptural elegance.

Working in Paris and later in Sèvres, he created sculptures, jewelry, and decorative objects, developing a highly personal artistic language that combined modernity with figurative expression.

His creations are distinguished by a strong Art Deco aesthetic and occupy a singular place in the history of twentieth-century decorative arts.