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22 - Jean-Michel FRANK (Paris 1895 – 1941 New York)
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Jean-Michel FRANK (Paris 1895 – 1941 New York) Designed circa 1930 "Folding" stool in carved oak. White fabric cushion. Stamped “JMFRANK.” 49 x 53 x 42 cm A certificate from the committee will be provided to the buyer. A carved oak “folding” stool designed by Jean-Michel Frank circa 1930. White fabric seat cushion. Stamped “JMFRANK”. 19.29 x 20.87 x 16.53 inches Comes with a certificate from the Jean-Michel Frank committee. Bibliography: - Pierre-Emmanuel Martin-Vivier: “Jean-Michel Frank,” Norma Editions, 2006, model reproduced on pages 28, 202, and 261. - Léopold Diego Sanchez: “Jean-Michel Frank,” Éditions du Regard, Paris, 1997, design reproduced on page 215. - *Art et Décoration*, January 1938, design reproduced on page 10 as part of the interior design of Madame Estévez-Fauchille’s boudoir. - *Vogue* (French edition), June 1935, design reproduced on page 43 in a fashion spread by designer Lucien Lelong - Vogue (French edition), December 1934, Paris, design reproduced in fashion designer Lucien Lelong’s ready-to-wear showroom on page 83.
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