Antique Art Nouveau Austrian Bronze Figural Lamp Loetz Glass Gustav Gurschner, 1905 Paintings the artist cared little for

the artist cared little for money or social position

is considered to be the artist's finest painting in the United States (at the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin)

New Walk Museum & Art Gallery

The lidded jar of ovoid form decorated in brightly colored enamels depicting Imperial courtiers

these fish are highly prized by the Chinese as symbols of prosperity & good fortune

Antique Art Nouveau Austrian Bronze Figural Lamp Loetz Glass Gustav Gurschner, 1905 Paintings the artist cared little forSOLD A fine antique bronze Art Nouveau Secessionist figural lamp by Gustav Gurschner (1873 1970), signed, circa 1905. The lamp modeled as a lilly, with an organic stem rising from a lilly pad and terminating to an iridescent gold glass lamp shade (possibly by the Loetz glassworks), a beautiful Art Nouveau nude maiden is draped around the lamp stem. The lamp is signed to the underside "Gurschner", the lamp has been professionally rewired to American