Lalique Museum Doesburg

The Lalique Museum in Doesburg is dedicated to the work of the famous French artist René Lalique (1860-1945), a master of glass, jewellery, and perfume bottles. Lalique is regarded as one of the great figures of art nouveau and art deco. His creations are known for their refinement, intricate detail, and symbolism.

The museum is located in two historic buildings in the charming centre of Doesburg. In addition to Lalique’s glass art and jewellery, visitors can see paintings, furniture, and objects from the same stylistic periods, offering a vivid impression of the era around 1900.

A special feature is the use of magnifying lenses, allowing visitors to admire the finest details of Lalique’s work, often invisible to the naked eye. Natural themes like dragonflies, flowers, and female figures dominate his designs.

Besides the permanent collection, the museum hosts thematic exhibitions and guided tours. A museum shop offers unique gifts inspired by Lalique’s artistry.

The Lalique Museum is a place where art, craftsmanship, and elegance come together in an intimate, refined setting – a must-see for lovers of glass, jewellery, and art nouveau beauty.