” Ouroboros ” snake eating its tail, sculpture work done and finely chiseled .<\/p>\n
Our mirror is part of the History of Art Deco obviously .<\/p>\n
Moreover, if today we can not confirm his work approaches closer to the work of the artist: Edgar Brandt wrought iron craftsman and industrial weapons of Alsatian origin , born in Paris December 24, 1880 and died in Collonge -Bellerive May 8, 1960 .<\/p>\n
After the success of its business; Brandt founded in 1924 brand appliances that bears his own name , which will quickly nationalized ; he opened the first gallery of Decorative Art in Paris December 10, 1925 . The International Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts in 1925 won an incomparable radiation, Brand Gallery is notified .<\/p>\n
Edgar Brand are exposed on multiple levels creations of ironwork , furniture , decorative objects , sculptures , lighting . It works with manufactures Daum and Lalique. In this gallery are exhibited his works as well as those of other artists . At the same time , Edgard Brandt opens a second London exhibition hall and opened a branch ” Ferro Brandt” in New York that will showcase great artists Art Deco in North America.<\/p>\n
In 1930 Edgar Brandt welcomes in December the first exhibition of a group of the best wildlife artists of the moment, Pompon , Edouard -Marcel Sandoz, Paul Jouve, Gaston Georges Guyot and Switzerland. This first ” animal ” exhibition in the Galerie Brandt , has a very great success , all these artists forming what is now called the “Group of Animal ” exhibit regularly each season.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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