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Mural da "Historia da navegação"

Designer Jean Dupas French
Manufacturer Jacques-Charles Champigneulle French
1934
Not on view
O transatlântico Normandie foi a última e a mais grandiosa expressão do gosto francês pelo estilo Art Deco. Este mural foi um dos quatro que adornavam o salão de arte da primeira classe. Seu tema foi a história da navegação; a profusão de navios quase históricos e de bestas míticas não tinha nenhum propósito narrativo, a não ser criar um efeito decorativo. Os passageiros do Normandie pagavam mais pela atmosfera do que pelo transporte e o salão era um templo de glamour. Suas paredes brilhavam como espelhos, já que foram feitas com painéis de vidro decorados no reverso com a técnica verre églomisé.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Mural da "Historia da navegação"
  • Artista: Desenhado por Jean Dupas, francês, 1882–1964; fabricado por Charles Champigneulle, francês, 1907–1955
  • Data: 1934
  • Meio: Vidro, pintura, folha de ouro, prata e paládio
  • Dimensões: 6,22 x 8,86 m
  • Linha de créditos: Doação do Dr. Irwin R. Berman e Sra., 1976
  • Número de acesso: 1976.414.3a–ggg
  • Curatorial Department: Modern and Contemporary Art

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