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Pivoines agitées par le vent

John La Farge American
ca. 1880
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 743
John La Farge et Louis Comfort Tiffany ont révolutionné le vitrail américain. Pivoines agitées par le vent, l’un des premiers vitraux de La Farge, est inspiré d’un rouleau chinois. De 1879 à 1909, La Farge exécuta au moins sept vitraux sur ce même thème, celui-ci étant le premier de la série. L’œuvre innove par l’emploi de types de verre inusités : pierreries, cabochons, verre moulé et pressé, verre opalescent ondulé. L’aspect exotique et très décoratif de la composition tient à la vivacité des couleurs et à la variété des textures. Fabriqué à New York, ce vitrail fut installé dans la demeure de Henry G. Marquand, à Newport, dans le Rhode Island.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titre: Pivoines agitées par le vent
  • Artiste: John La Farge, Américain, 1831–1910
  • Date: v. 1880
  • Technique: Verre opalescent et plomb
  • Dimensions: 190,5 x 114,3 cm
  • Crédits: Don de Susan Dwight Bliss, 1930
  • Accession Number: 30.5
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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