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Important oval-shaped fruit bowl in chased bronze, with copper patina and decorated in mid-relief with a bunch of grapes, vine shoots and vine leaves with a hammered background.
It is a creation of the master bronzier, chaser and founder Albert Marionnet.
Period: Art Nouveau
Circa: 1912
Dimensions: Height: 11cm x Length: 46cm x Width: 36cm
Signature of the sculptor: A. MARIONNET
Annotated: Salon 1912
The grape symbolizes abundance, pleasure of the senses, enjoyment and sometimes also lust.
It is always linked to a notion of earthly pleasure, exacerbation of the senses, sun, but also to Dionysian pleasure.
The fermentation of the grape gives the wine, intoxicating like desire. But the intoxication of the senses can also lead to spiritual ecstasy.
The grape is an ambivalent symbol, creating or revealing the illusion.
Albert Marionnet is a renowned bronzier, engraver and founder, whose company based in Paris supplied all the luxury boutiques of the Second Empire and the Third Republic.
His works are present in the collections of the Musée d'Orsay.
Like many of his fellow bronziers of the time, these skills are located on the edge of Art and the decorative arts.
Ref: GHPJ2OB8SV
Condition | Very good |
Style | Second Empire style, Napoleon III style (Cassolettes, Cups, Basins of Second Empire style, Napoleon III style Style) |
Period | 20th century (Cassolettes, Cups, Basins 20th century) |
Artist | ALBERT MARIONNET |
Length (cm) | 46 |
Width (cm) | 36 |
Height (cm) | 11 |
Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days |
Location | 94000, Créteil, France |
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