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Sala da pranzo "glicine"

1910–14
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 813
Questa sala da pranzo, l’unico ambiente completo nello stile Art Nouveau francese esposto in un museo americano, proviene dall’ appartamento parigino dell’ ingegnere Auguste Rateau. Il progetto fu curato da Lévy-Dhurmer, un ceramista divenuto in seguito pittore e decoratore. Ogni stanza fu ideata in base a un tema uniforme, in questo caso il glicine, simbolo di benvenuto e amicizia. Le pitture murali raffigurano uccelli in paesaggi immersi nel glicine, mentre le pareti ricoperte di pannelli in noce sono intarsiate con fiori lilla. Altri fiori sono intagliati nei mobili di noce e stampati sulla tappezzeria di pelle. Le lampade in bronzo e alabastro richiamano la pianta del glicine, mentre sul tappeto sono disseminati dei petali.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titolo: Sala da pranzo "glicine"
  • Artista: Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer, Francese, nato in Algeria, 1865-1953
  • Data: 1910-14
  • Materiale e tecnica: Diversi materiali
  • Dimensioni: 3,71 x 5,26 x 8 m
  • Crediti: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1966
  • Numero d'inventario: 66.244.1–.25
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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