Charlotte PERRIAND (1903-1999) Stool called Berger Ash 27 x 30 cm. Circa 1960 References: - Exhibition catalog, Steph Simon Retrospective 1956- 1974, Downtown Gallery, 2006, p. 20. - Carlos Mota, A touch of style, Assouline, 2015, n.p. - Alexandre Von Vegesak, Jean Prouve, the poetics of the technical object, Vitra, 2005, p. 221. - Wim Pauwels, Olivier Dwek Architecrtures, Beta - plus, 2015, p. 95. - Laurence Rodighiero, Intérieurs de Chalets et de Maisons de Campagne, Charles Massin, 1968, p. 78. - Galerie Laffanour, Living with Charlotte Perriand, Skira, 2019, p. 73. - Tiqui Antencio Dermirdjian, For Art'Sake inside the home of art dealers, Rizzoli, 2020, p. 240.

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