Sulferes et Press-papiers
des cristalleries de Lorraine
(Sulphides and Paperweights
from the Glass Makers of Lorraine)
An Exhibition at the Abbaye
des Prémontrés in Lorraine, France
March 29 - July 14, 2003
This exhibition catalog documents the exhibition in
Lorraine to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the rebirth of glass paperweight
making at the Baccarat and St. Louis factories in Lorraine. The exhibition
shows the best of 20th century paperweights from these factories.
Over 500 paperweights and paperweight-related objects are in the exhbibition,
not all of which are shown in the catalog.
In a sense, the Exhibition and Catalog honor the work
of the late Paul Jokelson, who convinced Baccarat and St. Louis to resume
the manufacture of paperweights in 1953. The catalog includes wonderful
examples of modern paperweights from Baccarat and St. Louis. In contrast
it also includes the famous 1853 Baccarat Church weight from Baccarat and
the Bird in the Nest paperweight that started Paul Jokelson's first collection.
64 pages with over 200 paperweights shown in color
including 10 full page pictures.
Soft bound.
7 3/4" by 10". 2003. Limited printing
of 1000 copies. In French.
Sections are:
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Introduction
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Preface (by Gerard Ingold)
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Renaissance et Cinquantenaire (Rebirth and 50th Anniversary)
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L'art du verre et du cristal en Lorraine (The Art of Glass
and Crystal in Lorraine)
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Baccarat (history)
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Saint-Louis (history)
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Histoire de sulfures et presse-papiers (History of Sulphides
and Paperweights)
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La fabrication des sulfures et presse-papeiers (How they
are made)
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Les différentes sortes de boules (The different
types of paperweights)
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Une particularité de Baccarat : Les Gridel (Unique
to Baccarat: The Gridel Figures)
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Les grands collectionneurs (The Great Collectors)
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Musées preséntant des collections de Presse-papiers
(A List of Museum Collections in France, Great Britain, US, Belgium, Germany,
and Canada)
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Baccarat (The Exhibition)
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Saint-Louis (The Exhibition)
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Bibliographie & Credits
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