Lalique used translucent and opaque enamels to create subtle shading, giving the landscape a natural quality.He employed advanced plique-à-jour enamel, a challenging method where enamel is applied without a metal backing, creating a stained-glass effect.
This pendant is a quintessential example of Art Nouveau, reflecting Lalique’s focus on organic forms and naturalistic themes – like winter, a season that was celebrated for the aesthetic potential. Image Source: MKG Hamburg, Public domain
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