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Though Belgian-born, Claire Colinet developed her career within the artistic circles of Paris and being one of the most prolific author of chryselephantines during the Art Déco Period. Member of the French Artists Society, her pieces were exhibited in the Salon in various editions, as well as in the Independent Salon from 1937 to 1940.The discovery of Tutankamon’s tomb in 1922 by the British Howard Carter was a significant event whose influence was reflected in all imaginable decorative objects surrounding the 20s society. Furniture, jewelry and even costume design were covered with Egyptian forced aesthetics.Although there is no doubt this important discovery revitalized aesthetics, a former interest had already become clear in theater performances, as Sarah Bernhardt’s Cleopatra, or the film of the same title that the then muse Theda Bara performed with outstanding success in 1917.Shows full of exoticism were performed in cabarets and vaudevilles, like dances with fire, knives or snakes, a novelty that was very well received by the audience.Claire Colinet uses this influence to show an exotic dancer covered with conventions, like snakes coiled on her wrists, that remind us of the bracelet Georges Fouquet and Alphons Mucha designed for “Divine Sarah” in 1899, to take us to an idealized world of luxury, splendor and sensuality.

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Early Life and Education

Born: Claire Jeanne Roberte Colinet was born in Brussels, Belgium in 1885.
Family and Early Influences: Details about her early family life are scarce. However, she received foundational training in sculpture from her father, setting the stage for her artistic pursuits.
Formal Training: Colinet further honed her skills under the tutelage of Jef Lambeaux, a renowned Belgian sculptor. This mentorship proved crucial in developing her technical abilities and artistic vision.
Early Exhibitions: She first exhibited her work at the Salon de Printemps in 1912, marking an early step in establishing her presence within the art world.

Artistic Style and Development

Art Deco Influence: Colinet is primarily known for her sculptures embodying the Art Deco style. This aesthetic is characterized by elegance, geometric forms, and a sense of streamlined modernity.
Subject Matter: A significant portion of her work focuses on depictions of Arab female dancers, often capturing their grace, movement, and exotic allure. She also explored other subjects including biblical or historical themes.
Materials and Techniques: While bronze was a favored material, Colinet frequently employed chryselephantine sculpture – a combination of bronze and ivory – adding richness and detail to her pieces.
Exhibition Venues: She regularly exhibited at prestigious venues such as the Salon des Artistes Français and the Salon des Indépendants in Paris, gaining recognition for her unique style.

Career and Major Works

Salon Recognition: Colinet became a permanent member of the Salon des Artistes Français in 1929, solidifying her position within the established art community. She received an honourable mention in 1914.
Public Commissions: In the 1930s, she secured several public commissions, including the *Allégorie de la Musique* (Allegory of Music) for the administrative and social center in Asnières-sur-Seine, France.
Notable Sculptures: Some of her most recognized works include:

*Danse de Carthage* (Dance of Carthage), circa 1920
*Walkyrie*
*The Dancer of Thebes*
*Hindu dancer*

Collaboration with Art Publishers: Her sculptures were widely reproduced as ornamental bronzes through collaborations with prominent art publishers like Gustave Leblanc-Barbedienne, Arthur Goldscheider, Edmond Etling, and Les Neveux de J. Lehmann.

Legacy and Historical Significance

Posthumous Exhibitions: Colinet’s sculptures continued to be exhibited posthumously at the Paris Salon for nearly 30 years, demonstrating enduring interest in her work.
Museum Collections: Her pieces are now held in various museum collections, including the Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts in Brussels.
Challenges as a Female Artist: Colinet navigated a male-dominated art world, employing strategies to legitimize her career and gain recognition. She actively participated in established salons and secured public commissions.
Art Deco Contribution: Her work represents a significant contribution to the Art Deco movement, capturing its elegance, dynamism, and fascination with exotic cultures.
Continued Market Interest: Colinet’s sculptures remain highly sought after by collectors, as evidenced by auction results such as the sale of *Ankara Dancer* for $285,984 in 2007.

claire jeanne roberte colinet

1885 - 1972 , Belgium

基本情報

Artistic Movement Or Style: Art Deco
Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Jef Lambeaux']
Date Of Birth: 1885
Date Of Death: 1972
Full Name: Claire Jeanne Roberte Colinet
Nationality: Belgian, French
Notable Artworks:
- Walkyrie
- The Dancer of Thebes
- Hindu dancer
- Ara
Place Of Birth: Brussels, Belgium

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