Prouvé, V.

Japanese: Prouvé,V.(英語表記)ProuveV
Prouvé, V.

The origins of the Nancy School date back to 1878, when the glass and ceramic works exhibited by the Nancy craftsman É. Gallé won many prizes at the Paris World's Fair and attracted much attention, but it really took off with the large-scale exhibition of Gallé and his school at the Paris World's Fair in 1889, where they won numerous grand prizes, including the Grand Prix. The Nancy School was founded as an association in 1901, with Gallé as president and Victor Prouvé (1856-1922) as vice-president. Major artists included Gallé, Prouvé, L. Majorelle, the Daum brothers (1853-1909), Jean-Antonin D. (1864-1930), the Müller brothers (10 of them), Jacques Greubel (1870-1936), Eugène Vallin (1856-1922), Ferdinand Bruno (1862-1955), Louis Esto (1858-1920), Camille Martin (1861-98), Auguste Desch (1877-1942), and Emile Friant (1863-1932).

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Japanese:

…ナンシー派の始まりは,ナンシーの工芸家É.ガレが,1878年のパリ万国博覧会に出品したガラス器や陶器が多くの賞を受賞して注目されたときに端を発しているが,本格的な展開は,89年パリ万国博覧会での大々的なガレおよびその一門の展示品と,グランプリをはじめとする数々の大賞受賞をもって始まった。会としてのナンシー派の設立は1901年で,会長にガレ,副会長にプルーベVictor Prouvé(1856‐1922)がなった。主要作家には,ガレ,プルーベ,L.マジョレル,ドーム兄弟Auguste Daum(1853‐1909),Jean‐Antonin D.(1864‐1930),ミュラーMüller兄弟(10人),ジャック・グルーベル(1870‐1936),バランEugène Vallin(1856‐1922),フェルディナンド・ブルノ(1862‐1955),ルイ・エストー(1858‐1920),マルタンCamille Martin(1861‐98),デシュAuguste Desch(1877‐1942),フリアンEmile Friant(1863‐1932)らがいた。…

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