'Chamrousse' Armchair No. 21
by Charlotte Perriand
£21,000
Commonly known as the Chamrousse, a model originally designed around 1935, then produced from 1947 onwards.
With inclined back, cylindrical legs with reduced-length finials, and ash stretchers and support bars. The seats and backs have been re-caned.
Provenance:
Christophe Magnan Collection
Product Description
Commonly known as the Chamrousse, a model originally designed around 1935, then produced from 1947 onwards.
With inclined back, cylindrical legs with reduced-length finials, and ash stretchers and support bars. The seats and backs have been re-caned
Provenance:
Christophe Magnan Collection
Bibliography:
- Art & Décoration - No. 9 of 1948. Identical models reproduced on pages 4 and 5.
- Plaisir de France - No. 6 of 1953. An identical model reproduced on page 31.
- Jacques Barsac - Charlotte Perriand - The Complete Works, Volume 2, 1940-1955 - Charlotte Perriand Archives/Norma Editions, Paris, 2015.
Identical models reproduced on pages 155, 157-159, 172, 188, 201, 222, 223, and 250.
- Jacques Barsac - Charlotte Perriand - An Art of Living - Norma Editions, Paris, 2005. Identical models reproduced on pages 280, 283, 297, and 305.
- Patrick Favardin - The 50s Style - A Moment of French Art - Editions
Sous le Vent-Vilo, Paris, 1987. Identical model reproduced on page 23
With inclined back, cylindrical legs with reduced-length finials, and ash stretchers and support bars. The seats and backs have been re-caned
Provenance:
Christophe Magnan Collection
Bibliography:
- Art & Décoration - No. 9 of 1948. Identical models reproduced on pages 4 and 5.
- Plaisir de France - No. 6 of 1953. An identical model reproduced on page 31.
- Jacques Barsac - Charlotte Perriand - The Complete Works, Volume 2, 1940-1955 - Charlotte Perriand Archives/Norma Editions, Paris, 2015.
Identical models reproduced on pages 155, 157-159, 172, 188, 201, 222, 223, and 250.
- Jacques Barsac - Charlotte Perriand - An Art of Living - Norma Editions, Paris, 2005. Identical models reproduced on pages 280, 283, 297, and 305.
- Patrick Favardin - The 50s Style - A Moment of French Art - Editions
Sous le Vent-Vilo, Paris, 1987. Identical model reproduced on page 23
Code:
11852
Further Information
Details & Dimensions
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H 78cm x W 55cm x D 65cm
H 30.72" x W 21.66" x D 25.6"
H 30.72" x W 21.66" x D 25.6"
