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| Â | Lalique Glass from the Glass Encyclopedia |
 | | Rene Lalique (1860-1945) was a French "art nouveau" jeweler and sculptor who became interested in glass in his 30's and rented his first glassworks at the age of 49 (in 1909) near Fontainbleu in France. | | | The art of Rene Lalique, by Patrica Bayer and Mark Waller, Quintet Publishing, 1988. | | | Lalique opened his first retail salon in Paris in 1905 selling jewelry and decorative pieces, next door to the Coty perfume premises. |
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| Â | RENE LALIQUE the Artist ~ Lalique Glass from DJL Trading |
| | Rene Lalique produced these wonderful objects in an Art Nouveau and later in Art Deco style. | | | Rene Lalique, although most famous for his art design in glass, was also a noteworthy goldsmith and jeweler who created for actresses such as Sarah Bernhardt, numerous nobility and his greatest patron Calouste Gulbenkian. | | | Lalique's creations are "highly collected" by all levels of collectors and Rene Lalique glass has been exhibited in numerous museums all over the world. |
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| Â | René Lalique - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | René Lalique is buried in Le Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France. | | | 1890, Lalique was recognized as one of France's foremost Art Nouveau jewelry designers; creating innovative pieces for Samuel Bing 's new Paris shop, La Maison de l'Art Nouveau. |
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| | Laliques son Marc and subsequently his grand-daughter Marie-Claude Lalique continued to refine the look that has become known as "Le Style Lalique", while each leaving his or her own mark. | | | As René Lalique progressively turned his attention to glass, he began an association with his friend François Coty for whom he created perfume bottles that, for the first time ever, expressed the personality of each fragrance, universally changing the way perfumes were packaged, presented and sold. | | | Edith Wilson, the wife of U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, was presented with a magnificent brooch made of 8 opalescent doves of peace set in a tree of diamond branches on the occasion of her visit to France in 1918. |
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| Â | Antiques Roadshow/Tips of the Trade: Lalique 'Economique' |
| | However, glass collectors consider Lalique user-friendly because his pieces are not all elaborate works of art, but available decorative items. | | | While Lalique's unique glass pieces and his art nouveau jewelry regularly sell in the six-figure range, Nick reports that the innovative glass designer mass-produced enough glass to make much of it affordable. | | | For more information about Lalique and his art, see Nick's book, Lalique Glass, published by Crown Publishers in 1986. |
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| Â | René Lalique Biography, 1860 - 1880 |
| | Lalique works as an illustrator of jewelry for one of his relatives, M. Vuilleret, on rue de Santonage. | | | In the freedom of his new environment, Lalique cultivates his graphic design skills, and develops a unique and naturalistic style that would later become his trademark as a jeweler. |
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| | Rene Lalique art links/last verified October 3-4, 2004 | | | National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Dragonfly woman corsage ornament | | | René Lalique copyright requests handled by the Artists Rights Society. |
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| Â | Carole A. Berk Ltd. - Books for Sale |
| | The Jewelry of Rene Lalique Vivienne Becker 1987 | | | The Art of Rene Lalique Patricia Bayer and Mark Waller 1988 | | | I vetri di Archimede Seguso (2 copies) Umberto Allemandi and C. Lalique Glass: the Complete Illus Cat for 1932 The Corning Museum of Glass 1981 |
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| Â | Antique Collector.uk.com - Books - Page1 |
| | Packed with useful specialist information for the collector, this is the definitive buyer's guide to all the treasures that Art Nouveau and Art Deco offer. | | | Art Nouveau and Art Deco continue to be two of the most popular collecting fields, appreciated for their beauty and originality. | | | All the major makers of the periods are represented including Rene Lalique, Clarice Cliff, Susie Cooper, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Walter Moorcroft and Carlton Ware, plus lesser-known, but increasingly collectable and affordable, makers. |
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