Rene Lalique: Rene Lalique, Kitazawa Museum of Art Collection

by Kitazawa Museum

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Description Rene Lalique's sharp and sophisticated glass crafts have been receiving increasing attention and recognition in recent years. The work of Rene Lalique (1860-1945), a craftsman who created the modern style known as "Art Deco" in the glass world at the beginning of the 20th century, is characterized by the creation of glass that enriches daily life. His attitude is connected to the French elegance that dates back to the Rococo era of the 18th century, that is, the creation of an elegant and sophisticated lifestyle. Glass, which Lalique had focused on since the first half of his life as a jewelry maker, was an ideal material that could balance art and practicality, as the raw materials were easy to obtain and suitable for mass production. With the purity of transparent light, a gorgeous shine reminiscent of silver, and a glass manufacturing method that utilizes molds, Lalique has revived the French tradition of art that celebrates the joy of living and enjoys the richness of life into the 20th century. I showed it to you. This book brings together approximately 350 pieces from the Lalique Collection, which is held by the Kitazawa Museum of Art, which boasts one of the world's largest collections, including Gallé, and is a book that allows you to enjoy his gorgeous masterpieces. Policy Shipping >Economy Shipping: With tracking / Delivery: The item will arrive about 8-12 Days after the shipment is completed. >Expedited Shipping: With tracking / Delivery: The item will

• Publisher: Kyuryudo
• Year: 2020
• Condition: Very Good

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