The Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto is home to Canada's premier collection of Lalique glass. D,co Lalique showcases the ROM's collection and, drawing from vintage newspaper and magazine advertisements, chronicles the introduction of Lalique glass into Canada in the 1920s and 1930s. Resourcing the ROM's collection, Carolyn Hatch explores the roots of the French Modern movement, the art of Ren, Lalique, whose career is examined in a new and innovative light, and the compelling influence of Modernism and Lalique in Canada between the wars.
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