Taschen 1999 In-4 cartonne, sous jaquette illustrée, 240 pp; Nombreuses illustrations en couleurs et en noir.
Reference : ART4976M
Très bon état général. Intérieur frais et agréable, extérieur propre, bon exemplaire de collection ou documentation.
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1 Relié, cartonnage illustré de l'éditeur. 27,5 x 21,5 cm, 208 p., illustrations. Paris, Binoche et Giquello, 2013. Edition originale
Catalogue de la vente publique du 20 mars 2013 organisée par Binoche et Giquello à l'Hôtel Drouot. Très bon état
Lembeek, Archives D'art Nouveau. 2003.Une plaquette brochée (23 x 23 cm) de 43 pages. Couverture légèrement usée sinon bon état. Nombreuses illustrations.
Goldring, Jessica, Macklowe, Benjamin, and Moore, Kathleen
Reference : 095747
(2012)
ISBN : 0615525342
Goldring, Jessica, Macklowe, Benjamin, and Moore, Kathleen: Dynamic Beauty: Sculpture of Art Nouveau Paris. 2012. 272pp., illustrated throughout in colour. 27.9 x 23.5cms. Showcases almost 300 Art Nouveau works, the vast majority of which are dedicated to the female form, a subject at the core of the movement. The exhibition which it accompanies represents the largest concentration of Art Nouveau sculpture since the Paris Exhibition of 1900, which is itself discussed in an essay, alongside that devoted to the sculptor Rupert Carabin, and an introduction which places Art Nouveau in its socio-cultural context.
Showcases almost 300 Art Nouveau works, the vast majority of which are dedicated to the female form, a subject which was at the core of the movement. The accompanying exhibition represents the largest concentration of Art Nouveau sculpture since the Paris Exhibition of 1900, which is itself discussed in an essay, alongside that devoted to the sculptor Rupert Carabin, and an introduction which places Art Nouveau in its socio-cultural context
Strasbourg: La Nuée Bleue, 1998 in-8, 173 pages, illustrations. Bibliographie, index. Broché, couv. à rabats, très bon état. "Le rayonnement universel de l'Ecole de Nancy doit tout au génie des Gallé, Prouvé, Majorelle et Daum. Mais qu'aurait été le travail de ces grands maîtres de l'Art nouveau sans la présence à leurs côtés de celles qui les ont inspirés et soutenus ? Henriette Gallé, l'épouse patronne, Marie Prouvé, la muse élégante, Rose Wild, l'artiste aux doigts de fée, mais aussi Madeleine Deville, la bourgeoise éclairée, ou Marie Blesz, la jeune couturière : toutes ont marqué de leur empreinte originale la naissance et la consécration de l'Art nouveau en France et en Europe. Muses ou artistes, ouvrières ou patronnes, grandes bourgeoises ou femmes du peuple, les "Dames de Nancy" ont contribué, à leur manière, discrète et raffinée, mais aussi par leur engagement et leur détermination, à donner toute sa dimension humaine à l'extraordinaire aventure de l'Art nouveau. A travers le destin attachant de Nancéiennes exemplaires, Florence Daniel-Wieser dresse un portrait riche et vivant de la condition des femmes il y a un siècle."
Les dames de Nancy. Destins de femmes au coeur de l'Art nouveau. (Strasbourg: La Nuée Bleue, 1998) [M.C.: histoire de l'art, Art Nouveau, Ecole de Nancy, biographie]
Paris Firmin Didot & Cie C1885 Two plates from a French decorative lettering manual, produced for sign painters, decorators, and designers working in the Art Nouveau style. It belongs to a wider group of late-19th and early-20th-century model books that supplied ornamental alphabets and practical lettering forms for commercial and artistic use. These appear as part of the scarce: Modèles de Lettres D'Art Nouveau, showing that Ducompex's drawings were intended both as artistic models and as working templates for building painters and sign writers. These plates would look lovely framed, as wonderful examples of typography, graphic design, calligraphy, and Art Nouveau ephemera. With gilt highlights to letter edges. One measures: 280 x 375 mm, and the other slightly bigger at: 290 x 410 mm. Both blank to verso. Ducompex's alphabet designs also influenced later digital font recreations and design references.
Two plates from a French decorative lettering manual, produced for sign painters, decorators, and designers working in the Art Nouveau style. It belongs to a wider group of late-19th and early-20th-century model books that supplied ornamental alphabets and practical lettering forms for commercial and artistic use. These appear as part of the scarce: Modèles de Lettres D'Art Nouveau, showing that Ducompex's drawings were intended both as artistic models and as working templates for building painters and sign writers. These plates would look lovely framed, as wonderful examples of typography, graphic design, calligraphy, and Art Nouveau ephemera. With gilt highlights to letter edges. One measures: 280 x 375 mm, and the other slightly bigger at: 290 x 410 mm. Both blank to verso. Ducompex's alphabet designs also influenced later digital font recreations and design references. .