Jugendstil

At the end of the nineteenth century, Jugendstil architecture as well as applied and fine arts found international resonance. Known in France as Art Nouveau, Jugendstil’s floral, ornamental and geometric forms were predominant in these depictions, which often featured mythological motifs.

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Trumpet floor vase with brass fittings
ca. 1880–1900
Charles Kempton & Sons (Albert Glass Works)
Nesting tables
ca. 1880
Émile Gallé
Pair of carafes from a liqueur service
about 1880–1884
Émile Gallé
Vase with Asian-inspired decoration
ca. 1880–1884
Émile Gallé
Le nu au balustre
1880–1885/1886–1888
James Ensor
Tête de monstre japonais
ca. 1882–1885
Émile Gallé
Parts of a Dinner Service with Monogram
ca. 1884–1889
Émile Gallé
Moissonneurs Egyptiens
1884 (design), 1889 (execution)
Émile Gallé
Vase with carp and gilt mounts
ca. 1888–1890
François Eugène Rousseau
Vase with water plants
ca. 1895–1900
Eugène Michel
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