The Essential Rene Lalique
The Essential Rene Lalique by William Warmus, published by Harry N. Abrams in June 2003, offers an insightful exploration of the French artist Rene Lalique. This first edition spans 112 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into Lalique’s unique contributions to art, highlighting how his creations have become synonymous with luxury while also being accessible to the general public through mass production.
Readers will discover the multifaceted nature of Lalique’s work, which includes jewelry, glassmaking, and architectural artistry. The book discusses his pivotal role in both the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements, showcasing how his designs have adorned beautiful women and captured the essence of the early 20th century. Featuring 79 illustrations, including 78 full-color plates, this edition provides a visual feast that complements the narrative of Lalique’s innovative spirit and artistic legacy.
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The French artist Rene Lalique created an art form so strikingly original that his name has become synonymous today with luxury. sEven though many of Lalique’s creations were rare and expensive, many more of them were highly affordable, mass-produced, and functional, and found great success with the general public. Did you know that this jeweler, glassmaker, and architectural artist: Was one of the first multi-media artists? Played a leading role in the two distinctly unique artistic movements of Art nouveau and Art deco? Created works that embraced the necks of beautiful women, caressed the lips of industrial tycoons, and reflected mirror images of passengers aboard the Titanic cruise ship? 79 illustrations, including 78 plates in full color.
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