Lalique - René Lalique - Sculpture, Nu assis - 7 cm - Crystal

René Lalique was a pioneering French glass designer known for transforming glassmaking into an art form during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work bridges the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements, combining naturalistic forms with modern stylistic elements. The sculpture titled "Nu assis" (Seated Nude) exemplifies Lalique's mastery in creating sensual, elegant figures with fluid lines and delicate detailing. Crafted in crystal, this small 7 cm sculpture would display transparency and light play characteristic of fine lead crystal. Lalique's sculptures often carry a sense of movement and sensuality, making them sought-after collectibles that epitomize the blend of artistic expression and technical glass craftsmanship. His works remain influential and admired for their beauty, innovation, and contribution to decorative arts.