1. 1. http://www.authorstream.com/Presentation/sandamichaela-2077789-art-nouveau8/
2. 2. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
3. 3. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
4. 4. Lucien Gaillard, ca 1908
5. 5. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
6. 6. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
7. 7. Lucien Gaillard, 1906- 1908 Le muse des Arts dcoratifs Paris
8. 8. Lucien Gaillard, 1906- 1908 Le muse des Arts dcoratifs Paris
9. 9. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
10. 10. Lucien Gaillard, 1906- 1908
11. 11. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
12. 12. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
13. 13. Lucien Gaillard, ca 1908 Amsterdam Rijksmuseum
14. 14. Art Noveau is remarkable for its references to Nature, both the animal and the planet world. Hundreds of different flowers, types of foliage and petals coexist with insects, birds, frogs, swans and dragons in a fantastic dream-world: the world of Art Nouveau, where woman is often magically fussed with the natural world to produce the woman-insect and the woman-flower. These elements are to be found in all kinds of pieces, from the now classic brooches, pendants, bracelets and chokers to the pins, earrings, combs and hair bands, as well as in items from the men's jewelry range, such as cuff links and tie-pins.
15. 15. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
16. 16. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
17. 17. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
18. 18. Lucien Gaillard (1861-1942) was a contemporary of Ren Lalique and achieved equal fame c. 1900, as Art Nouveau and Japonisme swept Paris. However, unlike Lalique, Gaillards animals and insects were proportioned exactly. He did not elongate parts of his animals to express Symbolist philosophy. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
19. 19. Called the bluebird comb, it was done by Lucien Galliard, c.1900. The stars are made from old- cut diamonds. Price estimate: $100,000 $150,000.
20. 20. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
21. 21. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
22. 22. Lucien Gaillard, pendentif (1900) The Metropolitan Museum of Art
23. 23. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933 The recreation of a dream-world whose inhabitants are transformed into fantastic, quasi-mythological beings was one of the goals of Art Nouveau.
24. 24. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
25. 25. Lucien Gaillard, Bijou Peigne 1902-1904 Aubpines [Hawthorn] Muse dOrsay Paris
26. 26. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
27. 27. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
28. 28. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
29. 29. Lucien Gaillard, 1862- 1933
30. 30. Sound: Cecilia Bartoli Vincenzo Bellini - Malinconia, ninfa gentile, for voice & piano Leonardo Leo - Qual farfalla Text & Pictures: Internet Flower pictures: Nicoleta Leu Copyright: All the images belong to their authors Presentation: Sanda Foi oreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda