Émile GALLÉ has ​​his works published in the Gazette des Beaux-Arts.

Émile GALLÉ (1846.1904)

Autograph letter signed with his monogram to Henri Guérard.

A page in-8° on letterhead from his Cristallerie d'art.
Usine-Garenne (Nancy), August 19, 1889.

Very beautiful letter from the Master glassmaker having his works published in the Gazette des Beaux-Arts.

“Dear Mr. Guérard, But it is you who are the most obliging as you are the most skilful of artists! Mr. de Lostalot's letter tells me, along with yours, what I did not know, the situation of Mr. de Lostalot as artistic director at the Gazette. I'm sorry and upset about this little matter because of you. The newspapers are currently making such a fuss about my modest work that something characteristic must be given as a reproduction. Here is my letter to Mr. de Lostalot (duplicate). I advise my representative to have to give you some photographs of flowered pieces. I hope you find a guy you like. We submit a board to Mr. de Lostalot. If we fail, it will be someone else's fault. We will pass you the objects if you want and I believe this is very useful for success. Only, aren't you away for long, that is the question? The proof that I sent you was to show you the color since you asked me for my taste (…) If you still need the drawing for the man I will send it to you immediately (hand, arm, thigh and profile of head). Sympathetically, cordially, and admiringly. EG. »