ART NOUVEAU | Pasteur Crypt, Paris
Pasteur Crypt | Photo Credit: marronsinparis2014.org |
Here is a splendid view from inside the Pasteur Institute & Museum in Paris, France. It houses the work and crypt of the famous French biologist and chemist, Louis Pasteur.
Photo Credit: Institut Pasteur Official Website |
The Institute also features some truly ravishing mosaic work in the crypt area. The tiled masterpiece was made from glass and gold tesserae.
Photo Credit: Getty Images |
Photo Credit: Paris with Nancy Blog |
Art Noveau is a style of design and architecture that was popular in the late 19th century in Europe and US. This movement introduced a fluidity in mosaics designs and included intricate natural forms and flowing curves.
Here at MEC we still use some of the best mosaic techniques from the those classic eras that have truly withstood the test of time and still prove to deliver the best results.
For instance, cutting ad placing each mosaic tile manually. Using real 24K gold in the golden glass tiles and so on.
In short, if you decide to work with us to get a mosaic design of your liking you can rest assured that your project is in good hands. Our Italian trained craftsmen and design team collaborate with the customer to bring their design fantasies into reality.
Looking for inspirations or ideas on where to start on your perfect mosaic masterpiece? Visit our website & Houzz profile to browse through our custom projects we have completed to date.
Fascinated by history of art and design? Check out some of our other blog entries:
- Mosaics Through the Ages - A Brief History
- One Piece at a Time: Mural Masterpieces
- Islamic Art: Modern Maths in Medieval Times
- Italian Mosaics: What Makes Them So Special?