Art Nouveau Stained Glass Window Depicting "flora," The Roman Goddess Of Flowers
Artist: Attribué à Champigneulle
Magnificent Art Nouveau stained-glass window and its transom depicting the Roman goddess of flowers, Flora, draped in white and wearing a beautiful garland of flowers. Attributed to the workshops of the French stained-glass artist Champigneulle, also known as Charles II, born in Metz in 1853 and died in Savonnières-devant-Bar in 1905. He worked in Bar-le-Duc and later at 96 rue Notre-Dame des Champs in Paris. The entire piece is in very good condition. Flora, wife of Zephyr and mother of Carpos, is a deity celebrated in antiquity for the Floralia, a five-day festival in April, to promote bountiful harvests. Famous representations of the nymph Flora include those by Mucha and Botticelli, and a fresco in Pompeii. Total height 2.10 m, width 0.96 m, Flora panel 1.50 m x 0.96 m, Transom 0.60 m x 0.96 m
5 800 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Glass
Width: 0.96 m
Height: 2.10 m
Reference (ID): 1658152
Availability: In stock
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