Micao KONO (1876-1954)
Nu en buste
Huile sur papier contrecollé sur toile
Signée et datée en bas à gauche
1933
Dimensions :
H : 46 cm ; L : 38 cm
Pour plus d’informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Miçao KONO
Beautiful reclining female nude by Micao Kono (1900-1979).
Oil on paper pasted on canvas. Signed and dated XXXIII (33) in red bottom left.
Dimension: 46 x 38cm (without frame), 52 x 44cm (with frame)
Miçao Kono was a Japanese artist who came to Paris in the early 1920s. He painted in oils and watercolors, and also did a number of etchings. Micao Kono became famous with his nude portraits combining traditional Japanese style with the modernity of the Art Deco. His paintings were very popular in the Art Deco interiors. They were romantic and sensuous; his work is close to his Japanese fellow countryman Foujita. Kono’s technique was unusual as he used heavy white over which her painted his subject in pastel colors. Either by design or by the passage of time the white paint always shows signs of cracking.
For more informations : Miçao KONO
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Raymond SUBES (1891-1970) Banquette garnie à neuf d’un cuir brun-rouge à piqûres sellier. Sur pieds gaines en acajou à motifs latéraux croisées en bronze doré. Modèle réalisé pour la Banque de France. La galerie propose deux modèles identiques. Années 1940-1950 Dimensions : H : 54 cm ; L : 150 cm ; P : 45 cm Pour plus d'informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Raymond SUBES
Bench by Raymond Subes (1891-1970) from the years 1940s-1950s The legs are made of mahogany with lateral X shape gilt bronze design, it is covered with red-brown saddle-stitched leather. It is fully restored (new leather and varnish) and is in perfect condition. This bench was created by R Subes for the Banque de France (French State Bank). The gallery has in stock another identical item. Raymond Subes is one of the major designers of the 1920s to the 1940. He collaborated with many famous architects and artists of his time e.g. steamers decoration and major exhibitions such as the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs in 1925 which set the Art Deco style on the world stage and the Exposition Universelle de Paris in 1937. His iron work made him famous and he is with Poillerat and Arbus one of the greatest designers of the 1940s style. In 1958 he was elected a member of the French Académie des Beaux-arts. -
Masque Dan-Guéré Côte d'Ivoire Bois, patine d'usage noire, pigments, nombreuses clochettes en bronze, fibres végétales Première moitié du XXème siècle H : 24,5 cm ; L : 21 cm ; P : 10 cm.
This exceptional mask belongs to the sought after Dan-Guéré mask family (Africa - Côte d'Ivoire/Ivory Coast). It is made from wood with a nice black patina, pigments and comes with a beautiful set of small bronze bells and hair made of vegetable fibers. It dates from the first half of the 20th century. H : 9.65 in; W : 8.27 in ; D : 3.94 in. -
Emile GUILLOT Etagères à trois niveaux Modèle B136 Trois plateaux de verre sur châssis tubulaire chromé. Vers 1930 H : 86 cm ; L : 74 cm ; P : 45 cm
Shelves by Emile Guillot, circa 1930. Shelves with three levels and three glass on chromium tubular frame.Dimensions :H : 33.86 in. ; W : 29.13 in. ; D : 17.72 in.H : 86 cm ; W : 74 cm ; D : 45 cm -
Attribuée à Marianne BRANDT (1893-1983) Lampe Kandem Vers 1945 Couleur rouge bordeaux H : 32 cm ; L : 22 cm ; P : 40 cm Pour plus d'informations sur la créatrice, cliquer sur le nom : Marianne BRANDT
Rare Kandem bakelite table lamp attributed to Marianne Brandt, circa 1945.Kandem (Körting & Mathiesen) edition bakelite table lamp attributed to Marianne Brandt.
Marianne Brandt worked for the lamp editor Kandem for whom she designed the most representative models in a tight cooperation between the Bauhaus and Kandem. When the Bauhaus was forbidden she continued to work as a free lancer.
This bakelite table lamp is approximately dated 1945. Wired for European use.Dimensions :H : 12.6 in. ; W : 8.66 in. ; D : 15.75 in.H : 32 cm ; W : 22 cm ; D : 40 cm -
Joseph de la NEZIERE Affiche lithographique de l'Exposition Coloniale Internationale de Paris de 1931. Imprimée par De Vaugirard Paris. Assez bon état, marge gauche froissée légèrement endommagée, couleurs vives et fraîches. Dimensions : H : 120,5 cm; L : 80,5 cm Pour plus d’informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Joseph de la NEZIERE
International Colonial Exhibition of Paris, by Joseph de la Neziere Lithographic poster for the International Colonial Exhibition of Paris, from 1931. Printed by De Vaugirard Paris. Left margin creased, fresh and bright colours.Dimensions :H : 120,5 cm ; W : 80,5 cmFor more informations : Joseph de la NEZIERE -
P. ROQUE Affiche lithographique non entoilée de l'Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs de 1925. Indochine. Imprimée par Edmond Bernard Paris. Très bon état, marges légèrement froissées, couleurs vives et fraîches. Dimensions : H : 121,2 cm; L : 80,4 cm
International Exhibition of Decorative Arts, by P. Roque Lithographic poster for the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts, from 1925. Printed by Edmond Bernard Paris. Excellent condition, minor creases in margins, bright and fresh colours.Dimensions :H : 121,2 cm ; W : 80,4 cm -
Georges CAPON (1890-1980) Affiche lithographique non entoilée de l'Exposition Coloniale de Marseille de 1922. Indochine. Imprimée par Edia. Très bon état, marges légèrement froissées, couleurs vives et fraîches. Dimensions : H : 120,8 cm; L : 80,4 cm
National Colonial Exhibition of Marseille, by Georges Capon (1890-1980) Lithographic poster for the National Colonial Exhibition of Marseille, from 1922. Printed by Edia. Very good state, slightly creased margins, bright and fresh colours.Dimensions :H : 120,8 cm ; W : 80,4 cm -
Céline LEPAGE (1882-1928) "Femme voilée de Marrakech", céramique à glaçure craquelée blanche, sur un socle bleu. Marque en creux "CL". Vers 1920-1925 Dimensions : H : 74 cm Pour plus d’informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Céline LEPAGE
"Veiled woman of Marrakesh", by Céline Lepage (1882-1928) Ceramic sculpture of a veiled woman, with a crazed glaze, standing on a blue base. Mark in counter-relief on the base : "CL". Around 1920-1925Dimensions :H : 29.13 in.H : 74 cmFor more information : Céline LEPAGE -
Paire de fauteuils, travail moderniste Paire de fauteuils en bois et métal chromé, avec assise en contreplaqué, moulé entre deux montants arrondis pleins. Ces fauteuils proviennent d'un club d'hommes d'affaires de la région de Longwy. Circa 1927. Dimensions : H : 98 cm; L : 65 cm ; Prof. : 54 cm
Pair of modernist armchairs Pair of modernist armchairs made from wood and chrome-plated metal, with a plywood seat, between two rounded armrests. Circa 1927. Dimensions : H : 38.58 in. ; W : 25.59 in. ; D : 21.26 in. H : 98 cm ; L : 65 cm ; Prof. : 54 cm -
Eugène PRINTZ (1889-1948) Elégant bureau, dessiné par Printz pour la fameuse Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris, de forme asymétrique, en acajou verni, ouvrant en façade par deux tiroirs. Les poignées sont en métal patiné et les plateau est recouvert d'un revêtement imitant le galuchat. Le bureau est dans son état original, et n'a jamais été restauré. La clef des tiroirs est manquante. Dans notre galerie se trouve aussi une étagère Printz destinée à la même résidence. 1930's H : 91 cm ; L : 113 cm ; P : 55 cm Pour plus d'informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Eugène PRINTZ
Art Déco wooden desk, by Eugène Printz. This asymmetric desk was designed by Eugène Printz (1889-1948) for the famous Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris (a unique place where multiple residences - one per country - for international students were developped in the 1930's). It is made of varnished mahogany, has 2 drawers with patinated metal handles and is partly covered with canvas with a shagreen pattern. It is in its original condition and has not been restored. The drawer key is missing. The gallery has also in stock a matching book shelf which was also designed by Printz for the same residence. Dimensions : H : 35.83 in. ; W : 44.49 in. ; D : 21.65 in. H : 91 cm ; W : 113 cm ; D : 55 cm For more information : Eugène PRINTZ -
Boris LACROIX (1902-1984) Plateau en verre, bois noirci et métal. 1930's Dimensions : H : 3 cm; L : 48 cm; l : 33 cm; Pour plus d'informations sur le créateur, cliquer sur le nom : Boris LACROIX
Glass tray, by Boris LACROIX (1902-1984) This glass tray can be used as a table centre piece. It was designed by Boris Lacroix in the 1930's and is a very fine example of the French Modernist style. Boris Lacroix was a famous Modernist designer alongside J. Adnet or R. Mallet-Stevens. It is made of glass partly treated as a mirror, blackened wood and nickel plated metal. Dimensions : H : 1.18 in.; W : 18.90 in.; D : 12.99 in. H : 3 cm; W : 48 cm; D : 33 cmFor more information : Boris LACROIX