Fauteuil Robert Mallet Stevens 1920 (Habitat) XXO

Robert MALLETSTEVENS, Grand fauteuil modèle Hamac, Paire de petits fauteuils modèle Hamac

Robert Mallet-Stevens Chaise modèle n°9 s.d. Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886, France - 1945, France) Chaise modèle n°9. s.d. Domain Objet/Design | Chaise: Techniques Métal et bois. Acquisition Don de Barbara Burgevin et Etienne Robial, 2016.

Chaise Noire Robert Mallet Stevens

À l'origine, ce petit fauteuil fut conçu par Mallet-Stevens au cours des années 20 afin de garnir la salle d'attente de son agence d'architecture. Particulièrement ergonomique et confortable, il devient vite indispensable dans une chambre à coucher ou un salon. Dimensions : l.67 x P.54 x H.70 cm Hauteur/Profondeur d'assise : 43/45 cm Poids : 21 kg

Robert MalletStevens (18861945) Fauteuil, vers 1930 En le siège à positions

Exceptional modern collections have been brought together around the U.A.M. movement (French Union of Modern Artists, 1929) with, amongst others, works by Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Chareau, Eileen Gray, Jean Prouvé and Robert Mallet-Stevens. The collection also contains international works, representing the Bauhaus, the De Stijl movement, Eastern and Central European countries and Japan.

Pair of Metal Stacking Chairs by Robert MalletStevens Lawton Mull

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Fauteuil Robert Mallet Stevens 1920 (Habitat) XXO

Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886, France - 1945, France) Main title Chaise. Creation date vers 1938. Domain Objet/Design | Chaise: Techniques Chêne clair, métal nickelé, cuir noir. Fauteuil. 1923 - 1925. Robert Mallet-Stevens Etage supérieur. 1936. Robert Mallet-Stevens.

Robert MalletStevens, lounge chair Furniture Board, Garden Furniture, Modern Furniture, Outdoor

Robert Mallet-Stevens Chaise 1930. Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886, France - 1945, France) Chaise. 1930. Domain Objet/Design | Chaise: Techniques Structure en tube d'acier laqué. Assise en bois laqué . Dimensions.

Robert MalletStevens Fauteuil Transat armchair Outdoor Chairs, Outdoor Furniture, Outdoor Decor

Robert Mallet-Stevens, a most elegant architect, who resembled the dancer Fred Astaire, was to the manor born. Specifically, he was born in Maison Lafitte, a seventeenth century home designed by François Mansart, after whom the famous "Mansard Roof," the signature architectural look for that century in France, was named.

Mallet Stevens Fauteuil en tissu Tissu fauteuil, Mallet stevens, Fauteuil

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Fauteuil Robert Mallet Stevens 1920 (Habitat) XXO

Robert Mallet-Stevens was a prominent early 20th-century French Modernist architect and designer. View Robert Mallet-Stevens's artworks on artnet. Learn about the artist and find an in-depth biography, exhibitions, original artworks, the latest news, and sold auction prices.

Robert MalletStevens (18861945) , FAUTEUIL, 19291932 Christie's

Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945), lounge chair / deck chair, model 'Fauteuil Transat', aluminium, canvas, designed 1925, manufactured around 2010, France. Structure with a frame made of moss-green tubular steel with armrests and a seat and backrest made of white canvas, with manufacturer's inscrip…

Meubles Habitat rééditions fauteuil et table de Robert MalletStevens Côté Maison

Artists Robert Mallet-Stevens Price results Looking for more from this artist? Browse available items from Robert Mallet-Stevens or follow this artist to be notified when new items are uploaded. Follow this Artist Sold at Auction: Robert Mallet-Stevens (1886-1945) 220 items Sort By: Per page Show lots with images only 208 Christie's 54 Sotheby's 29

Armchair, Robert MalletStevens, c. 1927, Paris Bauhaus, Pierre Chareau, Mens Room

Robert Mallet-Stevens (March 24, 1886 - February 8, 1945) was a French architect and designer. Early life. Mallet-Stevens was born in Paris. His father and his grandfather were art collectors in Paris and Brussels. His great-uncles were the Belgian painters Joseph Stevens and Alfred Stevens.

Paire de fauteuils créés par Robert MalletStevens pour la Villa de Noailles, Hyères, 19231925

Mallet-Stevens lived and worked in the corner house, No. 12. The original vision called for another lot to be built, but those plans were foiled by the 1929 collapse of the stock market.

Robert Mallet Stevens, Chaise 1930 (19271930) Mobilier, Mobilier de salon, Mobilier jardin

Palo Alto | California | USA Feb 25,2022 - Apr 09,2022 Francis Upritchard: Paper, Creature, Stone Christchurch | New Zealand Greta Magnusson Grossman Thomas Whittaker Robert Mallet-Stevens lacquered tubular aluminum armchair Join MutualArt to unlock sale information Fauteuil ,ca 1928 83 x 51.5 x 49.5 cm Join MutualArt to unlock sale information

Fauteuil en tissu Bauhaus, Robert Mallet Stevens, Habitats, Armchair, Furniture, Home Decor

RÉÉDITION DE MEUBLES. Réédition de meubles, fauteuils et chaise sous licences officielles de Mallet-Stevens.

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ROBERT MALLET-STEVENS (1886-1945) ENSEMBLE DE CINQ FAUTEUILS, LE MODÈLE CRÉÉ EN 1927 POUR LE SALON D'ATTENTE DE L'AGENCE MALLET-STEVENS, ÉDITION ECART INTERNATIONAL En acier laqué gris (les coussins d'assise manquants) Hauteur : 69 cm. (27 1/8 in.) ; Largeur : 65 cm. (25½ in.) ; Profondeur : 65 cm. (25½ in.)