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Glass · Moncton

René Lalique

René Lalique (French, 1860–1945) Active 1860–1945. Public-domain works from the Cleveland Museum of Art Open Access collection, used as development stand-ins for the Organized Chaos Arts directory.

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Development stand-in portrait: person with glasses, soft daylight (not a photograph of René Lalique)

Moncton, New Brunswick

Selected work

GlassMoncton

From the studio

4 works, from the studio to here.

  • Hunting Dogs Plate (Assiette chasse chiens)

    René Lalique · glass · 1913

    Entitled Chasse, Chiens, meaning hunt, dogs, this glass plate's gilded decoration of dogs and birds is intended to evoke the hunt. Six hunting dogs encircle the center of the plate, while game birds trim the perimeter. Image and data from the Cleveland Museum of Art, released under Creative Commons Zero (CC0).

  • Frogs and Lily Pads (Grenouilles et Nénuphars) Vase

    René Lalique · glass · 1909

    This vase is an early example of French designer René Lalique's experimentation with producing artistic glass. Lalique combines applied, cast, and molded glass techniques to achieve an ethereal effect of a murky swamp, a typical Art Nouveau motif. Lily pads adorn the surface with green frogs perched on top. Image and data from the Cleveland Museum of Art, released under Creative Commons Zero (CC0).

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