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Émile GALLÉ (1846-1904) Chien Carlin en faïence émaillée vert turquoise, yeux marrons en verre. Haut. 31 cm; Long. 32 cm (Petit éclat sur une oreille)
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Émile Gallé was a French glass artist working within the Art Nouveau movement. Best known for his thick glass objects etched with floral motifs, Gallé often used experimental techniques that included air bubbles and cameo in his glass work.
Earthenware Dog called "chien aux cœurs bleus " Emile Gallé Ref.99790
The Nancy artist, Emile Gallé, showed his attachment to the return of Alsace-Moselle by using the Cross of Lorraine in his creations. It can be seen in particular on the famous Rhine table, an allegorical work on display in the Musée de l'École de Nancy. The Rhine Table by Emile Gallé - photo by French Moments . On the eve of the Great War
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Emile Gallé, 1846 - 1904, is considered a driving force behind the Art Nouveau movement and one of the most outstanding glass artists of his time. His naturalistic designs and innovative techniques greatly contributed to the development of the art of glassmaking and to the Art Nouveau Style. Life Gallé was born in the
Earthenware Dog called "chien aux cœurs bleus " Emile Gallé Ref.99790
La céramique d'Émile Gallé est une faïence stannifère. Ses quelques essais en grès font partie des rares exceptions confirmant la règle. Son père, Charles Gallé, est peintre sur porcelaine, puis vendeur et créateur sur Nancy ; l'enfant Gallé le rejoint dans l'entreprise familiale.
GALLE Emile petit vase boule, col hexagone en verre multicouches dégagé à l'acide de fleurs de
Émile Gallé, (born May 8, 1846, Nancy, France—died Sept. 23, 1904, Nancy), celebrated French designer and pioneer in technical innovations in glass. He was a leading initiator of the Art Nouveau style and of the modern renaissance of French art glass. The son of a successful faience and furniture producer, Gallé studied philosophy, botany.
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Émile Gallé ( French pronunciation: [emil ɡale]; 8 May 1846 in Nancy - 23 September 1904 in Nancy) was a French artist and designer who worked in glass, and is considered to be one of the major innovators in the French Art Nouveau movement.
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An icon of the French Art Nouveau movement, Émile Gallé fostered a prolific career through his experimental techniques and intricate designs. Gallé's body of work draws inspiration from the designer's academic background of botany, art, and philosophy. Working at the turn of the 19th century, Gallé manifested his distinctive.
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EMILE GALLÉ , A FAIENCE MODEL OF A FRENCH BULLDOG, CIRCA 1890 Christie's
Wikipedia article References Émile Gallé (8 May 1846 in Nancy - 23 September 1904 in Nancy) was a French artist who worked in glass, and is considered to be one of the major forces in the French Art Nouveau movement. Gallé was the son of a faience and furniture manufacturer and studied philosophy, botany, and drawing in his youth.
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Abstract. Abstract: The text discusses the relationships between Émile Gallé and Victor Champier, director of the Revue des arts décoratifs, based on an unpublished archival collection, owned by the Getty Research Institute.The letters show the usual topics of interest and concern of the artist and are particularly interesting to study his relationship with the artistic press of his time.
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16 June 2010, 10:30 BST Sold for £1,440 inc. premium Emile Gallé 'Mr Le Baron' a Faience pottery Dog, circa 1900 painted in natural tones with a red collar with the title 'Mr Le Baron' 32cm high, signed to foot (minor restorations) Additional information Auction information This sale is now finished.
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In the late 19th century Émile Gallé's vibrant glassware helped to transform ideas of what art could be. Christie's specialists share their insights into the work of the master himself and of the factory he founded 3 September 2022 Émile Gallé (1846-1904), Vase à décor marin, circa 1900 (detail). 5½ x 4⅜ x 3½ in (14 x 11 x 9 cm).
Émile GALLÉ (18461904) Chat en faïence émaillée blanc Signé à la base H 33 cm (cheveu sur la
While researching the various Gallé labels, I came across a specimen of the well-known Emile Gallé • Nancy Paris type (E5 in my classification) in a quite unexpected place: it had been used as a makeshift seal on a private message from Émile Lang, the acting director of the Gallé factory, to Albert Daigueperce, the manager of the Paris depot.I will publish later the second part of this.
Emile Gallé Chien en faïence dit « chien aux cœurs bleus » XIXe siècle N.99790
Émile Gallé (French pronunciation: [emil ɡale]; 8 May 1846 in Nancy - 23 September 1904 in Nancy) was a French artist and designer who worked in glass, and is considered to be one of the major innovators in the French Art Nouveau movement. He was noted for his designs of Art Nouveau glass art.
Louis Hestaux, Le Peintre sur Faïcence, 1889 Céramiques d'Émile Gallé lion torchère, satuette
Liste d'œuvres d'Émile Gallé Cet article présente quelques œuvres d' Émile Gallé . Dessins Faïence Mobilier Verrerie Références ↑ Bouvier 2001, p. 58-59 ↑ a et b Bouvier 2001, p. 66-67 ↑ Bouvier 2001, p. 60-61 ↑ Bouvier 2001, p. 62 ↑ Bouvier 2001, p. 63 ↑ Bouvier 2001, p. 64-65 Bibliographie
Émile GALLÉ (18461904)
the Gallé factory, c1886 (original photograph) Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy Lemoine. They could also see and study plants in the Gallé factory itself and its grounds (figure 1). In front of the studios and the industrial art offices, were a set of flowerbeds framed by climbing plants.
