René Lalique: Art on Paper

Drawing is of three masks, with similar wide-eyed, frowning expressions, with chins nearly meeting in center of cover. Foliage in upper left space between two of the faces is filled in with ink whereas remainder of drawing is in pencil.

Drawing is of three masks, with similar wide-eyed, frowning expressions, with chins nearly meeting in center of cover.

Drawing is for figural necklace; design appears on right side while left remains vacant save for pencil sketch of circular pattern of necklace.

Drawing is of belt buckle design with three bronze-colored prongs surrounding by belt buckle with light blue flowers blossoming from pewter-colored branches.

Drawing is of two cases, side by side, with case on left only partially complete and in pencil; case on right is more detailed and drawn in black ink.

Drawing is of three designs for belt buckle; one in upper left corner, one in lower right corner, and third in center. Each design features cobra grasping pearl.

Drawing is of ship with large sail; two wave-like protrusions, one above and one below, extend from otherwise square drawing.

China ink and oil crayon on transparent vegetable paper made by the Société frères Kléber, showing the monogram "BFK".

R. Lalique perfume bottle unique original drawing c. 1895-1900, ink and watercolor on BFK Rives parchment paper. A remarkable drawing perhaps Rene Lalique’s earliest perfume bottle design depicting a pendant perfume simulating a Chinese snuff bottle.

China ink, gouache, and watercolor on transparent vegetable paper made by the Société frères Kléber, showing the monogram "BFK".