France. 1870 - 1959
Sculpture, pâte de verre
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1885 - 1953. Known for: Sculpture, glass, painting.
The name Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (1885-1953) appeared for the first time in 1914 at the Exposition des Artistes Française in Paris. Critics and the public alike responded enthusiastically to his debut... Read full biography
The name Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (1885-1953) appeared for the first time in 1914 at the Exposition des Artistes Française in Paris. Critics and the public alike responded enthusiastically to his debut and recognized the artist’s originality, the idiosyncrasies of his work, and his extraordinary... Read full biography
The name Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (1885-1953) appeared for the first time in 1914 at the Exposition des Artistes Française in Paris. Critics and the public alike responded enthusiastically to his debut and recognized the artist’s originality, the idiosyncrasies of his work, and his extraordinary talent at working the little known and little practiced material of pâte de verre (glass paste). Argy-Rousseau himself recognized that "the process of creating ‘pâte de verre’ is certainly the most... Read full biography
The name Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (1885-1953) appeared for the first time in 1914 at the Exposition des Artistes Française in Paris. Critics and the public alike responded enthusiastically to his debut and recognized the artist’s originality, the idiosyncrasies of his work, and his extraordinary talent at working the little known and little practiced material of pâte de verre (glass paste). Argy-Rousseau himself recognized that "the process of creating ‘pâte de verre’ is certainly the most artistic and the most personal of all the methods of working in glass and crystal because it allows the artist to easily convey all his thoughts.” . But exactly who was this unknown artist who suddenly stepped forward 10 years after the death of Emile Gallé... Read full biography
The name Gabriel Argy-Rousseau (1885-1953) appeared for the first time in 1914 at the Exposition des Artistes Française in Paris. Critics and the public alike responded enthusiastically to his debut and recognized the artist’s originality, the idiosyncrasies of his work, and his extraordinary talent at working the little known and little practiced material of pâte de verre (glass paste). Argy-Rousseau himself recognized that "the process of creating ‘pâte de verre’ is certainly the most artistic and the most personal of all the methods of working in glass and crystal because it allows the artist to easily convey all his thoughts.” . But exactly who was this unknown artist who suddenly stepped forward 10 years after the death of Emile Gallé and during a period in which modern art had not yet made its mark on the applied arts, which were still dominated b... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: "SINGES" VASE, BLOCH-DERMANT NO. 23.03
"SINGES" VASE, BLOCH-DERMANT NO. 23.03
Gabriel Joseph Argy-Rousseau"SINGES" VASE, BLOCH-DERMANT NO. 23.03
Gabriel Joseph Argy-Rousseau
VAGUES ET POISSONS' A PÂTE-DE-VERRE VASE, 1925
Gabriel Joseph Argy-Rousseau
A 'LES LOUPS DANS LA NEIGE' VASE, DESIGNED 1926
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