Établissements Gallé, Nancy, France An elegant and unusually tall Art Nouveau cameo glass vase by Établissements Gallé, distinguished by its slender, tapering silhouette, gracefully flared trumpet-shaped mouth, and circular pedestal foot. Executed in multilayered glass, the vase features a panoramic wooded lakeside landscape delicately revealed through acid etching. The landscape belongs to the naturalistic tradition developed by Émile Gallé around the turn of the twentieth century, in which forest scenery, reflections, and changing light became central decorative subjects. These designs continued to be produced by the Gallé workshops in Nancy following the artist’s death in 1904. Signed Gallé within the lower landscape. Comparative literature: Alastair Duncan and Georges de Bartha, Glass by Gallé, London, 1984, p. 192, fig. 289; Helga Hilschenz-Mlynek and Helmut Ricke, Glassammlung Hentrich, Munich, 1985, nos. 349–350 Very good overall condition, with minor signs of age and handling. Some superficial wear and marks are visible on the underside of the base, consistent with age. Please refer to the detailed photographs for a complete assessment of the condition.