Suzanne LALIQUE (1892 -1989) - Male Costume Of The Court Of Louis XIII, original signed drawing
Suzanne LALIQUE (1892-1989)
Male costume of the court of Louis XIII
Drawing with gouache and pencil on Vellum
Bears the signature seal of the sale of the workshop on the back
32 x 24 cm
Excellent condition
INFORMATION: Suzanne LALIQUE is the daughter of René LALIQUE, founder of the eponymous Cristallerie! She herself has created several models for her father but also many models of theater costumes,
especially for the Comédie Française. She has also worked regularly on projects for the Sèvres manufacture in the Art Déco style and her work was presented at the Salon d'Automne in 1912. Painter of
talent, her works are now notably exhibited at the Lalique Museum.
Dimensions :
- Height : 32 cm
- Width : 24 cm
Male costume of the court of Louis XIII
Drawing with gouache and pencil on Vellum
Bears the signature seal of the sale of the workshop on the back
32 x 24 cm
Excellent condition
INFORMATION: Suzanne LALIQUE is the daughter of René LALIQUE, founder of the eponymous Cristallerie! She herself has created several models for her father but also many models of theater costumes,
especially for the Comédie Française. She has also worked regularly on projects for the Sèvres manufacture in the Art Déco style and her work was presented at the Salon d'Automne in 1912. Painter of
talent, her works are now notably exhibited at the Lalique Museum.
Dimensions :
- Height : 32 cm
- Width : 24 cm
This item is sold by a professional art dealer who guaranties its authenticity. This item is used (second-hand)
Centre Pompidou - Musée national d'art moderne (France)
Musée des beaux arts de Limoges (France)
Musée des beaux arts de Limoges (France)
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