ART FLAGEY stands for selected art and antiques from Belgium, France and beyond – with a focus on quality, history and timeless aesthetics.
ART FLAGEY is a specialized art dealership in Berlin, founded in 2017 by Ursula Bausch.
ART FLAGEY focuses on high-quality original oil paintings by European artists, particularly Belgian painters, of the early 20th century.
Collectors will also find carefully selected antiques from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, as well as original prints and more recent design objects.
ART FLAGEY presents European craftsmanship from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, sourced from renowned workshops known for their exceptional quality and formal elegance.
Paintings by Belgian artists from the first half of the 20th century form a central part of ART FLAGEY's program. Portraits, interiors, landscapes, and nudes are recurring themes of the collection.
Belgian art is less well-known in this country. There are the big names like Ensor, Émile Claus and Constant Permeke, to name just a few. But Belgium, as a relatively small country, boasts a wealth of excellent painters who are less familiar and just waiting to be discovered.
ART FLAGEY's silverware, glass objects, lighting, furniture, porcelain and ceramics from around 1900 to 1925, originate primarily from Germany, France, Belgium, and Bohemia.
ART FLAGEY places great importance on verifiable attributions, art historical classification, and precise descriptions of works.
Signatures, dates, and provenances are documented.
For inquiries about individual works or to schedule an appointment, please feel free to contact me.
We offer international shipping. Reservations are possible.
Learn more about ART FLAGEY and art dealer Ursula Bausch under "about me".
Discover a selection of available paintings and handicrafted objects from ART FLAGEY's current collection.
Detailed descriptions and signatures can be found on the respective artwork pages.
ART FLAGEY presents three beautiful Art Deco lamps by David Guéron, one of the most renowned Art Deco glassmakers.
The lamps represent David Guéron's entire creative period between 1926 and the 1930s.
The small table lamp was created during Guéron's early period.
It still consists of a wrought iron base, and the lampshade is artfully decorated with a floral motif.
The two pairs of wall lamps illustrate Guéron's development particularly well.
They demonstrate how the design has evolved over the years from a more playful, ornate form to a more austere, geometric shape with simpler crystal glass.
All lamps bear the brand name Degué, which is phonetically derived from the initials "D" for David and "G" for Guéron.
Guéron's Art Deco lamps, with their stylized and geometric shapes and high-quality crystal glass, are not only functional but also highly artistic and decorative.
Degué lamps remain popular with Art Deco enthusiasts today, as they exemplify the elegant design, outstanding quality, and precise craftsmanship of the Art Deo era.
