Museum L’ECOLE DE NANCY. ART NOUVEAU AND ART INDUSTRY / Musée des Beaux-Arts de

INTRODUCTION / L'École de Nancy. Art nouveau and Art industry

1. THE CONTEXT: Nancy, industrial city, Nancy, refuge city

1.1. A strange name for a vase! - Émile Gallé, La Soude [sodium hydroxide], 1903

2. FACTORIES AND ART WORKERS

2.1. The Gallé Crystal glassworks

2.2. Art Industries and artists : temporary partners

2.3. The Creation Process and training the workers

3. A MODERN AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION?

3.1. A rose for France

3.2. A dress called "The Riverside in Spring"

3.3. The Flambeau Magnolia, an electric lamp !

3.4. Protecting designs…

3.5. Protecting inventions…

4. RENOVATION OF THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT

4.1. The house of Paul Luc, an example of Total Artwork…

4.2.Velvet, a first choice for interior furnishings…

4.3. A best-selling stand

5. PLACES AND MODES OF DISTRIBUTION: stores, catalogs and advertisements

5.1. Department stores and the commercial redistribution of Art Nouveau…

5.2. Oh these Bergeret post cards !... Art Nouveau on paper