Decorative mirror, gold glass, by D. D'haeseleer, Belgium, 1970s.
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This sculptural wall mirror by Daniel D'haeseleer exemplifies Belgian design from the 1970s, where utility and artistic expression converge. The slightly trapezoidal glass pane, measuring 100 × 60 cm, features crisp, clean edges and serves as the backdrop for a three-dimensional composition crafted from copper and brass. The lower section of the mirror is adorned with an elaborate lakeside scene: a wooden jetty extends toward the viewer, surrounded by slender reeds and grasses, with a partially concealed boat and a stylized sun or moon rendered in warm, orange-toned copper. The hand-worked metallic surfaces, combining matte and subtly glossy finishes, emphasize the one-of-a-kind, artisanal quality of the piece, while the natural patina and slight irregularities bear witness to the sculptor’s process. The color palette is dominated by golden, copper, and aged brass tones, giving the mirror a distinctive presence on the wall. The mirror is preserved in good vintage condition, displaying minor signs of age and a noble patina on the metal elements. The composition echoes the voice of the 1970s, an era when the boundaries between decoration and functional art became blurred in the spirit of mid-century modern. The mirror seems to narrate a tranquil evening by the water: light reflects off the gilded metal surfaces, while the hand-shaped reeds and pier evoke a scene frozen from a nature documentary. The sun or moon disc crowns the composition, hinting at the cyclical passage of time—a piece that not only reflects reality but also brings a touch of lyrical storytelling to the interior.
DIMENSION
Height100 cm
Width10 cm
Length60 cm
Dimension details
Length60 cm
Height100 cm
Width10 cm
Weight20 kg
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