This is the catalogue of an American exhibition on the manifestation of the 'Liberty style' of the early 20th century in the decorative arts of Italy. The First International Exposition of Modern Decorative Art, held in Turin in 1902, was the starting point for the evolution of the style in the country, largely through the work of the furniture-maker and entrepreneur Agostino Lauro (1861-1924). His creations are among those illustrated here, alongside preparatory drawings, contemporary photographs and other items from the archives.

Stile Floreale: The Cult of Nature in Italian Design

Weisberg, Gabriel P.

Arts & Photography

Univ of Washington Pr

Decorative Arts & Design

Book by Weisberg, Gabriel P., Chu, Petra Ten-Doesschate

Redefining Genre: French and American Painting 1850-1900

Chu, Petra Ten-Doesschate

Trust for Museum Exhibitions

Dixon Gallery and Gardens

History & Criticism

Trust for Museum Exhibition

Editorial Reviews From Library Journal The literature on Art Nouveau is extensive but little mention has been made of the man who created the name, Siegfried Bing, a leading figure in fin de siecle decorative arts and a moving force in the style that swept through Western Europe and the United States. Weisberg, along with SITES, has produced a visually delightful, detailed tribute to this elusive but effective artist-entrepreneur. The catalog traces Bing's life, involvement in Japanese arts, the creation of the gallery "L'Art Nouveau" and the atelier that flourished under his supervision. It was a union of art and industry aimed at design reform with an international style and no distinction between major or minor, fine or applied arts. Useful for art libraries. Paula Frosch, Metropolitan Museum Lib., New York Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Art Nouveau Bing: Paris Style 1900

Harry N.Abrams, Inc.

The triumph of the forward-looking Impressionists over the deadwood of the French Academy is a familiar story to art lovers. Now this challenging book adds a new dimension to that period, showing that at the same time the Naturalists were shaping a different view of painting.

Beyond Impressionism: The Naturalist Impulse

History

This is a 256 page hardback book with dust jacket titled JAPONISME COMES TO AMERICA: The Japanese Impact on the Graphic Arts 1876-1925 by Julia Meech and Gabriel P. Weisberg. Published by Harry N. Abrams in 1990. Beautifully illustrated with 192 illustrations of which 48 plates are in color. Bookseller since 1995 (LL-

Japonisme Comes to America: The Japanese Impact on the Graphic Arts 1876-1925

Meech-Pekarik, Julia

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

The catalogue of an exhibition organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Service and shown from September 1986 through September 1987 at four museums. 260 objects are described and illustrated.

Art Nouveau Bing: Paris style 1900

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service

Chardin and the Still-life Tradition in France

Indiana Univ. Pr

The Realist Tradition: French Painting and Drawing, Eighteen Hundred Thirty - Nineteen Hundred

Cleveland Museum of Art

Americans in Paris 1850–1910 represents the profound French influence—both in style and subject—on American painters following the Civil War. There was a great deal of French art in America, mainly in the hands of urban industrialists and financiers eager to display their wealth. Meanwhile, American artists traveled to France to study under the masters, either at the École des Beaux-Arts or at one of the independent academies or studios. Paris proved immensely appealing as a locale in which artists were supported and valued, cultural life was rich, the surrounding countryside ispiring, and the cost of living relatively low. The landscapes and human figures favored by French painters offered a nostalgic appeal that American artists translated into a national vernacular. 
Alternating beautiful color plates of some of the most influential artists from America and France—among them, James McNeill Whistler, Kenyon Cox, Mary Cassatt, Camille Cordot, and Honoré Daumier—with informative essays describing biographical, historical, and stylistic influences, this volume brings to life this pivotal and creatively vibrant moment in art history.

Americans in Paris 1850-1910: The Academy, the Salon, the Studio, and the Artists Colony

Hardy, George

Weinberg, Barbara H.

Oklahoma Museum of Arts

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