Modernism, blasted as a lightning on the edge of XIX and ХХ centuries, was able to charm not only contemporaries, but future generations as well. Non-traditional style of Modernism was an escape from centuries-old rules and impressed people with its freedom, dreaminess and independence. There are no fixed forms, even stone is fluid. Nature is everywhere – reach ornaments, elegant curves, “fluidity”. Modernism tries to fly from rationalism to pure feelings, make forms alive. However, it is not something rough and abstract. Modernism art is very attentive to details.
Ernest Bussier, Vase for “Keller and Geren” company from Lunenville
1899
Location: Nancy. Nancy School Museum
Emil Halle: Vase
application, cutting
Location: Tokyo. Belle de Belle collection
Emil Halle: Vase “Rain in the lake leaves bulbs”
1889
Location: Nancy. Nancy School Museum
Emil Halle: Vase “Butterfly”
ceramics
Location: London, collection of Victor and Greta Arves
Emil Halle: Vase “Orchid”
cutting, incrustation, application
Emil Halle: Vase “Rose”
cutting, application
Location: New-York, Maklow Gallery
Emil Halle: Vase in the form of a Dragon
glass, bronze
Location: Private collection
Emil Halle: Vase with cover “Hydrangea”
glass, silver coating
Dome Brothers: Vase
incrustation, cutting, intalia
Location: New-York, Maklow Gallery
Tiffany, Louis Camfort. Tiffany & Co., London: Vase
1895-1900
glass
Location: New-York. Eric Streiner Collection
Michael Vrubel: Vase
ceramics
Location: Russia, Abramtsevo collection
Jule Chere, Charles Fritz: Vase
1903
Location: Private collection
Unknown Author: Vase
glass
Location: Private collection
Tiffany, Louis Camfort. Tiffany & Co., London: Vase
1893-1896
favrile
Location: New-York, Metropolitain Museum
Glass factory “Johan Letz Widow”: Vase
1900
astralite glass, irrisation
Egen Feulatre: Vase “Artichoke”
1898
copper, enamel
Location: Private collection
Egen Feulatre: Vase with flowers and scarabs
silver, enamel, gold, cluasonne
Location: Private collection