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GAILLARD, Eugène (1862–1932) Set of four chairs in stained and waxed beech, with slightly sloping backs. They rest on four slightly arched legs, joined at the sides by curved crossbars; the front base is reinforced by two crossbars with a flowing, fluted design (the trim is missing). Circa 1899–1900 H 91 cm – W 46 cm – D 45 cm - Bibliography: Alastair Duncan, “The Paris Salons 1895–1914, Volume III: Furniture,” Woodbridge, 1999, ill. p. 210; Jean-Michel Leinaud, *L’Art Nouveau*, Éditions Citadelles Mazenod, Paris, 2009, ill. p. 173. - Exhibited at the World’s Fair, Paris, 1900.
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