Le verre : art & design : XIXe-XXIe siècles
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Le verre : art & design : XIXe-XXIe siècles
ACR Édition, c2011
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- V. 1
- V. 2
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Includes bibliographical references (V. 1, p. 218-225) and index
収録内容
- v.1. Prologue
- v.2. Notices biographiques et lexique illustrés
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内容説明
Glass makers can be compared to alchemists in the way that they transform sand and ashes into precious objects of great beauty. This book explores the value given to glassware throughout French history, focusing on the Ancient Regime from the 15th to 18th Centuries, when royally appointed glassmakers were considered more important than their artistic counterparts within the court; painters, musicians and actors. In the middle of the 19th Century, glassware was subjected to mass industrial production and as a result the benchmark of quality that had previously been set was no longer adhered to. However, it was out of frustration with this situation that Emile Galle, a glassmaker who employed many experimental techniques, started his own workshop to produce incredibly high quality original glassware, a move that revolutionised glass making and placed it once again at the forefront of contemporary artistry. 'Le Verre' argues that glass never left this pedestal, and that today, more than ever, 'the world is living in the age of glass.' Text in French.
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