Georges de Feure (1868-1943) was one of Europe’s most important Art Nouveau artists. A painter and printmaker at heart, de Feure also dabbled in decorative arts, designing furniture, vases, candle sticks, etc. After some art studies in Amsterdam, where he had mostly grown up, he launched a visible career in Paris by designing colorful posters. Associated early on with the symbolist movement, which he never repudiated, he was soon approached by Siegfried Bing to help him design the Art Nouveau pavilion of the 1900 exposition. His career was launched. For decades he was a force in European arts, painting, making prints, and designing decorative arts.
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Profil de Femme à la Boucle d’Oreille Art Nouveau (French title) Color lithograph on smooth wove paper, circa 1898. No known edition. We have yet t...
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Le Paysage Nocturne (original French title) Lithograph printed in two tones on laid Japan paper. From the series "Bruges Mystique et Sensuelle". ...
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Femme Fleur (French title) Color lithograph on thin, smooth, tan wove paper, circa 1895.No known edition. We have yet to find another impression of...
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L'Amant Fatal or Jeune Femme et la Mort (French titles) Color lithograph on thin, smooth, tan wove paper.No known edition. We have yet to find anot...
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