Art Nouveau screen with pyrograved floral landscape, by G. Royer, circa 1910

This large screen/separation of four-paneled room is made of beech wood (frame), ash wood (panels) and tinted glass (stained glass type). This is a unique piece. Beautiful landscape pyrograved on ash panels, the wood has been tinged artistically. It's a beautiful scene with an arch of blackberry blossoms in the foreground. Behind it lies a hilly landscape on the horizon. Above the landscape, the glass panels represent a beautiful blue sky. Brass hinges. The artist's signature at the bottom of the last panel: "g. Royer". France, fine art nouveau / beginning art deco, early 20th century (1910-1925). In perfect condition, complete professional restoration: stripping the old finish, repairs, treatment against xylophages, new polished wax finish.

Ref. : 8A7D6JB2