The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-16

selves are OF transparent enamel
of opal, onyx, emerald or anv or, Slire4s
Lailque taneied TO give the SbirssI SJoae
the real insects cOlOrS. i-lliner M
p The scarabeus with its 1,,y-s+i,
and dull colOrs Is an excuse luea1i1p.
geouS background of diamon5r a g9r
the artist paints fantastic 80 "nereon
cy, with the beetle in dun SIN ian
w, women nsureS winch end not in ,e11
but with the horned tail Of The -. ~ -
All this ornament is made NJ aIabels
gold, ivory and Jewels. In foIIsSn aue.
his idea LaliQue allows no rrs,9i..9!s OUT
interfere with the desire of biS1 ..oa %
He stretches out and seizes ,sellus
within his reach viii suit tn ~ Sidtever
puts together diamond and ss5c- He
ana oriental pearl in a way yvbs.L' coral
drive the old-fashiOned cODveD-5C,--- "oul
eler 10 the madhOuse. Art is ~. al lew
;SS aq ~; ~ ar, anu Dy releutleSsIv n1,--,
ing ms dreams and by showing r. p4ISl-
IN what designs ornaments Tor d. world
be fashioned, he has changed ~ - can
shops in Paris into a gallery If .-s-"e.ry
pictures copying the likeness of b5- 'teIouS
Every manufacturer of both real as "OTk.
tauon JeWelry tries as nearly AZ ms M
20 do things after his STYLE h--- PeSSiole
hque viii sell nothing II 4--T=aS Id
whom he does not know. Nh, ~ -..t i-uals
mas II out OF the question N 49, man
SSoSI0n OF any specimen, ana rra7, -
rev designs which have been r--5,i-l' me
Is impossible to endeaVOr To mas '51 L
cas-, because the substances used IN llel---
coI0rIhS cannot be successfully c0p5-5' ms
the great success of LaliCue.S 49, .,
IN the Iact mat no copies can ever Is IS
made OF his models. Like his g~G9r - S-- De
cesSor, BenvenutO Cellini he 80, L, cue
the making of all his designs -,,5 5lAS
much of it himself, a reason f-- ~. leeS
prising shades he gets in ansT-sI sun SUI
soIu, ana tne wonderful expression 1f - -
unleSJ chiSeled faces. No wr-r-r-., ,-e
DO just what ne does, Their. 1-s -- leR
piece from his hands viii be an faf-r,,gglE
in the family of the owner, ana rs -., ~ m
70 be signed 10 tell who designed s 1-ll
fashioned II. dud
One sort of ornament wbi-r r.r-.
particularly likes, because its srs-5- ~. -5
position on the dress allows his r --I
great play, is intended for the T-,1,+ 80 -s
peIt, low corSage or a neckband A 80 -- q
qerIul dragon shining with color ~
Deicnlng forth clouds of ODaT is d. IL cru
Tor one Of these. a second is q 55'-9-s-'
showing through the tree trunks of ~ e
cOlored gold the opal of the sunslr 10y
ing In pool of diamonds and san LIZ
Other is spray Of beautifully c1i,- 81
roses with their leaves growing frsjIs,55 u
thread-like frame Of gold, as th6rab ~ {
were growing outside the window 4 80 rs.
rings, queer brooches. a ROM NJ - 49,
pearls finished by a tasseI of r-b,,- 7 !
pendant or two, all faucifl -os,5H
unique and enchanting. are I'M 49,
has TO show his visitor. The court r,,.-S !. W
Russia IS constantly snatchiug I'M nj,
nneSt pieces as they come from his hands
and in England the great families MS
are so proud Of their Jewels are consrs-y
VISITORS 70 MS quiet apartment. He works
very slowly, and except for his ,-.,-11
exhibit at the Salon, can make no 5isrI1I
as his works are nearly always so'f ~
fore they are finished He works ro No.
himself and the prOmptings Of his farev
ana mas Inereoy taken a place among the
he % ~
securing a very enviabIe place in ne
museums of the future for the 1av-aI-,.
of the nineteenth century.
JOSEPHINE TQZIFR