Georges De Feure pitcher, Martmore glass Art Deco

Georges de feure (1868-1943) glass pitcher. A pitcher lined glass paste, with orange and green marmorean decoration, round belly, wide neck and hot-glued glass paste handle. Signed under base g. De feure. Colour: orange and green. Circa 1910. Tbe no cracks or chippings, smaller, lighter traces in the mass. Georges de feure (1868-1943) Lined glass paste pitcher with orange and green marmoreal decoration, round body, wide neck and hot glued glass paste handle. Signed under the base g. De feure. Color: orange and green. Height: 18 cm. Width: 16 cm. Depth: 20 cm. Weight: 1, 200 kg. Georges de feure (1868-1943) a multifaceted artist of art nouveau. Georges-joseph van sluunters was born in paris to a belgian mother and a dutch architect father. He is a painter, graphic designer, theatre decorator, designer and considered one of the artisans of art nouveau. Between 1890 and 1900, when he moved to montmartre, he was noted for the style of posters, illustrations and paintings in the style of this new art. These creations are refined and elegant. It will be influenced by japanese symbol and art.