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    Art and Design,  Deutsch

    Émile Gallé – Der Naturfreund

    November 4, 2021 / 0 Comments

    Émile Gallé ist eine Ikone des französischen Jugendstils, versuchte die Schönheit und Einfachheit der Natur in seinen Glasarbeiten festzuhalten. Dabei schuf er Kunstwerke, die auch als „Poesie in Glas“ bezeichnet werden und von der innovativen Kraft seiner Arbeit als Künstler und Designer zeugen.

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