Design for an Art Nouveau Cabinet with Stained Glass and Wood Inlay
Georges de Feure French
Edward Colonna German
Not on view
Design for a small Art Nouveau cabinet, presented against a wall. The cabinet is made of wood and is decorated with stained glass and what appears to be wood inlay. Small vases, a clock, and a book are place on the piece to show its function. This design is part of a group of drawings representing a range of furniture designs in the French Art Nouveau style, attributed to Edward Colonna and Georges de Feure. The designs are all executed in graphite and finished with watercolor. The high degree of finish of these drawings suggest that they were used for presentation to clients, or possibly served as models for lithographic illustrations. The Museum has several furniture pieces by both artists that closely relate to the present group of drawings. The design for a small side table by Colonna, in particular, show great similarities.
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