page_title: Lucien Falize
section_title: Exhibitions and awards
hierarchical_section_title: Lucien Falize / Exhibitions and awards
caption_attribution_description: English: Table clock with calendar, 1881, historical revival case and enamel designed by Lucien Falize (French, 1839-1897), Paris; clock's movement by Le Roy et Fils, Paris. Commissioned by the English collector Alfred Morrison. Collection Metropolitan Museum of Art [1].
context_page_description: Lucien Falize was a French jeweller and writer in France who was responsible for pioneering and driving the Art Nouveau movement with his firm, Falize. He is known for his breathtaking and innovative designs for both public and private sales.
context_section_description: 1869: Union Centrale des Beaux arts appliqués à l’Industrie
  Awarded a first class medal as a coopérateur
  1876: Union Centrale des Beaux arts appliqués à l’Industrie
  As he was a jury member and official reporter, Lucien was excluded from the awards
  1877: Amsterdam Exhibition
  Represented France with Alfred Darcel
  1878: Exposition Universelle, Paris
  Awarded a Grand Prix; granted a Legion d’Honneur
  1880: ‘Les Arts du Métal’ at the Union Centrale
  1889: Exposition Universelle, Paris
  Official reporter on the goldsmith’s section, and was therefore unable to be awarded any prizes.
  Received public recognition by being decorated Officer de la Légion d’Honneur
  1896: Salon des Champs-Elysées
  Lucien’s gold enamelled ‘hanap’ (lidded goblet) hailed as a technical masterpiece
caption: Gothic revival table clock with calendar, 1881, displayed at the 1889 Exposition Universelle
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