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Schmied, François-Louis. --- Schmied, Théo. --- Miklos, Gustave. --- Dunand, Jean. --- Dunand, Bernard.

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La ville de Reims, par la destruction massive de son architecture durant le conflit de la Grande Guerre, est généralement perçue comme le symbole d'une rupture irrémédiable avec le XIXe siècle. Sa renaissance, au lendemain de la guerre, dans le cadre de la reconstruction, reste pourtant marquée par l'éclectisme et la diversité formelle qui lui conférent de surcroît une dimension festive, unique sur le plan national : éclectisme tempéré par un géométrisme d'esprit art déco acclimaté par des ateliers comme celui de Jean Goulden. Reims retrouve rapidement un certain art de vivre grâce au faste de sa reconstruction qui concerne la plupart des architectures liées à l'habitat, les loisirs, la vie publique, les lieux de culte. Des artistes, reconnus à un niveau international, ont contribué au renouveau de la ville. Ainsi, certains comme Lalique, Karbowsky, Jaulmes, Subes, Sarrabezolles ont participé aux programmes décoratifs des paquebots comme le Normandie. La Nature - rayons de soleil, cascades, boutons de roses, guirlandes de fleurs, grappes de raisin - envahit les façades des architectures de la reconstruction rémoise. Ce répertoire rendu tantôt de manière naturaliste, tantôt géométrique, selon la prophétie d'André Véra en 1912, est-il la marque d'un nouveau style. Les oeuvres reproduites ici - une sélection de chefs d'oeuvre de Dunand, Schmied, Jouve, Goulden, Suisse - devraient conduire à s'iinterroger sur leurs sources avant-gardistes et sur la place obsessionnelles de l'ornement. Les régions dévastées s'avèrent un terrain privilégié pour la construction d'églises à l'architecture et au décor spécifique de l'Art déco. L'érection de l'église Saint-Nicaise à Reims en est l'un des exemples notables. Gustave Jaulmes, René Lalique, Jacques Simon, Maurice Denis participent à sa décoration qui restera un des modèles de cette époque. Assurément, Reims s'avère un laboratoire étonnant, longtemps oublié, pour les architectes et créateurs. Les pièces exceptionnelles présentées au musée des Beaux-Arts de Reims (meubles, tapisseries, vitraux et objets d'art), souvent inédites, venues de collections publiques ou privées, révèlent - de la création à l'exécution - la richesse des matériaux utilisés et la qualité de leur travail. (Quatrième de couverture)

Art deco --- Decorative arts --- Art déco --- Arts décoratifs --- Exhibitions --- History --- Expositions --- Histoire --- art deco --- schilderkunst --- architectuur --- meubilair --- toegepaste kunsten --- christelijke kunst --- boekillustraties --- Lalique, René --- Desvallières, George --- Gruber, Jacques --- Simon, Jacques --- Dunand, Jean --- Charbonneaux, Georges --- Goulden, Jean --- Schmied, François-Louis --- Karbowsky, Adrien --- Reims --- New York --- Exposition universelle --- Desvallieres, George --- Paris --- Art déco --- Arts décoratifs --- Paris (France) --- illustratie --- New York City --- Art deco - France - Reims - Exhibitions. --- art deco. --- schilderkunst. --- architectuur. --- meubilair. --- christelijke kunst. --- illustratie. --- Lalique, René. --- Desvallières, George. --- Gruber, Jacques. --- Simon, Jacques. --- Dunand, Jean. --- Charbonneaux, Georges. --- Goulden, Jean. --- Schmied, François-Louis. --- Karbowsky, Adrien. --- Reims. --- New York City. --- landschappen. --- Dillis, Johann Georg von. --- Kobel, Wilhelm von. --- 1800 - 1850. --- 19de eeuw. --- München.

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Art styles --- Art Deco --- anno 1900-1999 --- Art deco. --- Art, Modern --- Art deco --- kunst --- meubelkunst --- kunstnijverheid --- beeldhouwkunst --- schilderkunst --- grafiek --- keramiek --- twintigste eeuw --- Argy-Rousseau Daniel --- Barbier Georges --- Bastard Georges --- Bonfils Robert --- Boucheron --- Brandt Edgar --- Buthaud René --- Cartier --- Cassandre --- Chaumet --- Chiparus Demetre --- Decoeur Emile --- Décorchemont François --- Desprès Jean --- Dufrêne Maurice --- Dunand Jean --- Dupas Jean --- Erté --- Fouquet Georges --- Fouquet Jean --- Gray Eileen --- Iribe Paul --- Jensen Georg --- Lalique René --- Laurencin Marie --- Legrain Pierre --- de Lempicka Tamara --- Lepape Georges --- Marinot Maurice --- Martel Jan --- Martel Joël --- Miklos Gustave --- Preiss Ferdinand --- Puiforcat Jean --- Rousseau Clément --- Ruhlmann Jacques-Emile --- Süe & Mare --- Templier Raymond --- Wright Frank Lloyd --- Zig --- art deco --- 7.037 --- Art

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"Published on the occasion of the couture house's ninetieth anniversary, this book celebrates Elsa Schiaparelli's shared creative passion with the twentieth century's most esteemed artists. Known for her bravado and boundary-pushing dresses, Elsa Schiaparelli is undoubtedly one of the greatest icons of twentieth-century fashion. After launching her eponymous haute couture house in Paris in 1927, the Roman-born designer captured the attention of the world at large not only thanks to her trompe l'oeil patterns and surrealist forms--but also because of her creative relationships with some of the epoch's most renowned artists. From Salvador Dali, who collaborated with Schiaparelli on her infamous Lobster Dress to Alberto Giacometti's furnishings for her salon and Rene Magritte, whose surrealist works inspired some of the designer's creations, this beautifully illustrated tome delves into the couturiere's fascinating rapports with these artistic legends. Through never-before-seen photography, intimate anecdotes, and essays penned by some of today's most authoritative fashion critics, curators, and personalities, this volume is the first definitive work dedicated to the shared inspiration between the designer and her circle of artist friends. Unique in its breadth of artwork and diverse contributors, this visually stunning book is a must for anyone interested in avant-garde art, twentieth-century fashion, or thought-provoking design."--Provided by publisher.

Fashion and art --- Fashion designers --- 391.07 --- Warhol, Andy (Andy Warhola) 1928-1987 (°Pittsburg, Verenigde Staten) --- Dufy, Raoul 1877-1953 (°Le Havre, Frankrijk) --- Frank, Jean-Michel --- Vertès, Marcel --- Dalí, Salvador 1904-1989 (°Figueras, Spanje) --- Horst, Horst P --- Fini, Leonor --- Cocteau, Jean 1889-1963 (°Maisons-Laffitte, bij Parijs, Frankrijk) --- Bérard, Christian --- Picasso, Pablo 1881-1973 (°Malaga, Spanje) --- Peynet, Raymond --- Beaton, Cecil --- Oppenheim, Meret --- Magritte, René 1898-1967 (° Lessines, België) --- Triolet, Elsa --- Hill, Derek --- Hoyningen-Huene, George --- Dunand, Jean --- Van Dongen, Kees --- Giacometti, Alberto 1901-1965 (°Borgonovo, Stampa, Zwitserland) --- Ray, Man (1890-1976) --- Art and fashion --- Art --- History --- Mode ; modeontwerpers --- Schiaparelli, Elsa, --- Schiaparelli, --- Influence.

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Art --- Spoerri, Daniel --- Zauli, Carlo --- Arp, Hans --- Haller, Hermann --- Horn, Rebecca --- César --- Tinguely, Jean --- Maillol, Aristide --- Steinlen, Théophile A. --- LeWitt, Sol --- Cragg, Tony --- Barraud, Maurice --- Archipenko, Alexander --- Boyle, Mark --- Glattfelder, Hans Jörg --- Müller, Robert --- Rivera, Manuel --- Oppenheim, Dennis --- Dubuffet, Jean --- Kienholz, Edward --- Laurens, Henri --- Eggenschwiler, Franz --- Hubacher, Hermann --- Rossi, Remo --- Duchamp, Marcel --- Sato (Satochi Bin) --- Seka --- Takis --- Albisetti, Natale --- Amlehn, Paul --- Antonakos, Stephen --- Araki, Takako --- Aronson, Naum --- Aubert, Georges --- Bänninger, Otto --- Barde, Philippe --- Baud, François --- Baud, Paul --- Baud, Pierre --- Bianchi, Paul --- Blanchet, Alexandre --- Blasco, Arcadio --- Blasco, Dolorès --- Bocquet, François --- Bolle, Csar --- Bonifas, Paul A. --- Bovy, Hugues Alexandre Dominique --- Bourdelle, Antoine --- Casanova, Jean --- Cassani, Philippe --- Cellier, Aloys --- Chapallaz, Edouard --- Charmot, Georges --- Cila d'Aïre, Adrien Victor --- Cybinska, Krystyna --- de Crousaz, Jean-Claude --- Montaigu, de, Charles --- Dejongue, Bernard --- Dellerba, Franco --- Dennis, Donna --- Deschamps, Gérard --- Descombes, Auguste --- Desruelles, Félix-Alexandre --- Bill, Max --- Doumenc, Eugène-Baptiste --- Ducimetière, Gérald --- Dunand, Jean --- Segal, George --- Favarger, Pierrette --- Gaeng, Albert --- Girardet, Berthe --- Gross-Fulpius, Elisabeth --- Gugy, Léopold --- Hächler, Peter --- Hainard, Robert --- Hartmann, Peter --- Hausermann, Ernst --- Heer, August --- Hermèes, Erich --- Horval, Janos --- Hoshino, Satoru --- Huber, Hans Rudolf --- Ikegaya, Hajime --- Ilie, Pavel --- Ito, Keiji --- Jacobi-Bordier, Alice --- Jaggi, Lucien --- Kaufmann, Jacques --- Keller, Pierre --- Koenig, Henri --- Kohler, Edouard --- Vibert, James --- Lambercy, Philippe --- Landsman, Stanley --- Lenoir, Jacques --- Lobello, Peter --- Lucchini, Patrick --- Lugeon, Raphael --- Mattiacci, Eliseo --- Metein-Gilliard, Valentine --- Meylan, Alexandre --- Meylan, Pedro --- Musy, Gérard --- Neri, M. --- Odier, Ernest --- Paquet, Henri --- Pedretti, Giuliano --- Perret, Blaise --- Perrochet, Jeanne Adrienne --- Picot-Gauthier, Germaine --- Pizzo, Giuseppe --- Plojoux, John --- Polliand, Daniel --- Pommier, Albert --- Presset, Henri --- Probst, Jakob --- Reymond, Maurice --- Rouiller, Albert --- Rousseau, Xristos --- Sarkissoff, Maurice --- Schallenmüller, Adèle --- Schlageter, Arthur --- Schmied, Fritz --- Schoeni, Paul --- Setran, Ioanna --- Siber, Gustav --- Siebold, Pierre --- Stugocki, Marian --- Suter, August --- Tallichet, Simone --- Trembley, Albert Jules --- Vuilleumier, Willy --- Weiss, Petra --- White, Loren --- Claudel, Camille --- Zeller, Florent --- Zund, Jean --- Rosso, Medardo --- Luginbühl, Bernhard --- Kemeny, Zoltan --- Nagasawa, Setsuko --- Landowski, Paul --- Sandoz, Edouard-Marcel --- Angst, Carl Albert --- Degas, Edgar --- Rodin, Auguste --- Hodler, Ferdinand --- Moore, Henry --- Raetz, Markus --- Camesi, Gianfredo --- Armleder, John M. --- Chaimowicz, Marc Camille --- Lecoultre, Jean --- Samaras, Lucas --- Burkhard, Balthasar --- Toroni, Niele --- Bouchard, Henri --- Chaissac, Gaston --- Gabino, Amadeo --- Rodo --- Stenberg, Georgy --- Stenberg, Vladimir --- Weber, Max --- Canogar, Rafael --- Avramidis, Joannis --- Villalba, Dario --- Giacometti, Alberto --- Derain, André --- Musée d'art et d'histoire [Geneva] --- anno 1800-1999 --- anno 1900-1999 --- Switzerland