Affiche pour le Salon des Cent, 5e Exposition d'Art - Georges de Feure
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An elegant Art Nouveau poster by Georges de Feure advertising the 'Salon des Cent' exhibition in Paris, 1896. This print captures the essence of the Belle Époque with its stylish design and muted colours.
This striking poster by Georges de Feure advertises the 'Salon des Cent', a renowned Parisian exhibition space that showcased avant-garde art in the late 19th century. The poster, created in 1896, features a stylish woman adorned with a fox fur stole, holding a delicate white flower. De Feure's Art Nouveau style is evident in the flowing lines, muted colour palette, and the overall sense of elegance and sophistication. The text at the bottom provides details about the exhibition, including the entrance fee (0.50 francs) and the address of the Salon. As a fine art print, this poster adds a touch of Parisian charm to any interior. Its decorative style and muted colours make it a versatile piece that complements both modern and traditional settings. The image evokes a sense of nostalgia for the Belle Époque, a time of artistic innovation and cultural flourishing. Display this print in your living room, study, or hallway to create a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere.
Affiche pour le Salon des Cent, 5e Exposition d'Art - Georges de Feure
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Georges de Feure
Georges de Feure, born Georges Joseph van Sluÿters, was a Franco-Dutch artist whose name is now synonymous with the elegant excesses of Art Nouveau and Symbolism. Though less widely celebrated than some of his contemporaries, de Feure's versatility was remarkable. He excelled not only as a painter and illustrator but also as a designer of furniture, theatre sets, and even perfume bottles. This multidisciplinary approach, characteristic of the Art Nouveau ethos, allowed him to create a complete aesthetic world, one that embraced the beauty of the ephemeral and the power of suggestion. De Feure's artistic journey began in the Netherlands, but it was in Paris that he truly flourished. He became a key figure in the Parisian avant-garde, contributing regularly to journals like *Le Courrier français* and exhibiting at prestigious venues such as the Salon de la Rose + Croix. His illustrations, often featuring ethereal women in flowing gowns, captured the spirit of the age. Yet, unlike some of his peers, de Feure resisted being pigeonholed. His work often explored darker, more psychologically complex themes, hinting at the anxieties lurking beneath the surface of Belle Époque society. While his paintings and prints are highly sought after, de Feure's legacy extends beyond the canvas. His designs for Siegfried Bing's *Maison de l'Art Nouveau* helped define the movement's aesthetic. His furniture, with its organic forms and sensual curves, exemplifies the Art Nouveau desire to bring art into everyday life. Whether it's a delicate perfume bottle or a striking poster, a Georges de Feure piece embodies the era's fascination with beauty, mystery, and the transformative power of art.
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