Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann: Le mobilier - Architecture d'intérieur

Arts & Photography

Bréon, Emmanuel

Drawing

Flammarion

Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, one of Europe's most influential Art Deco designers, is being celebrated in North America with a major traveling exhibition. Ruhlmann began designing at a young age and exhibited his first pieces in Paris in 1910. By 1919, he had founded his own interior design company, producing everything for the ideal home, from armoires and rugs to wallpaper and light fixtures. His early work is particularly notable for its Art Nouveau influences, and his signature pieces epitomize the best of Art Deco design. Ruhlmann, inspired by the rigorous craftsmanship of the great eighteenth-century furniture makers, had a true passion for work well done. In fact, he was so protective of his reputation that he left orders in his will for his company to be liquidated after his death, to ensure that the quality workmanship associated with the Ruhlmann name would never decline. It has not. This exquisite twovolume boxed set with ribbon closures is produced in the Ruhlmann spirit, and the lavish illustrations include exquisite facsimile reproductions of his designs. Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann will be a treasured addition to the library of anyone interested in this golden age of European design.

Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann: The Designer's Archives

Individual Artists

A femme fatale to equal Greta Garbo and Mae West, and a fashion icon in her own lifetime, this exhibition catalog is dedicated to the artist as well as the concept of the modern woman she represented. Born in 1898 in Warsaw, Lempicka fled during the Bolshevik Revolution, arriving in Paris in 1918 where she began painting under André Lhote. Influenced by a trip to Italy, she combined neo-cubism and Renaissance influences, reducing the harmony of her colors to the essential and tightly framing her portraits in order to give the figures energy and stature. In 1933 she married her best client, Baron Raoul Kuffner de Dioszegh, and in 1939 they left for America where Tamara conquered New York and Los Angeles exhibiting in important galleries.Divided into three sections, the book focuses on her distinctive artistic style, and on her fascination with the female form, which she glorified in paintings such as her famous Beautiful Rafaela, Portrait of a Young Girl in a Green Dress, and Portrait of Suzi Solidor. In the third section, author Emmanuel Bréon and the artist's granddaughter unveil the legend of Lempicka, illustrated with rare and sultry archival photographs of the artist. The appendixes include a detailed illustrated chronology and a catalog of works. The book's modern design reflects the Art Deco style and makes Tamara de Lempicka an attractive addition to the library of Lempicka and Art Deco fans.

Tamara de Lempicka: The Artist, The Woman, The Legend

Jan et Joël Martel, sculpteurs art déco

GOURCUFF GRADEN

Nicolas Eekman (1889-1973) is the heir of the great creators of his native Flanders, from Jérôme Bosh to James Ensor, as well as one of the representatives of the School of Paris. Born in Brussels where he studied architecture, he turned to painting and exhibited for a few years in Holland before settling in Paris in 1921. Close to his compatriot Mondrian with whom he exhibited at the Jeanne Bucher gallery (1928), he is also closely linked to the artists Jean Lurçat, Marcoussis, Max Jacob, Lipchitz, and later with Moïse Kisling and Frans Masereel. Influenced by Cubism to which he devoted a few outstanding years, he gradually returned, in the 1930s, to realism and then from the 1950s turned to the fantastic, reviving the Flemish painting of the fifteenth and sixteenth century. Author of an abundant painted work, he is also a renowned draftsman, illustrator and engraver whose works have been collected by numerous print studios (Brussels, Hanover, Berlin, Hamburg, Basel, Budapest). Text in English and French.

Nicolas Eekman

History & Criticism

Editions Norma

Product Description - Thirty-seven texts and 350 illustrations make it possible to discover the unique links that unite France and America, from the Statue of Liberty by Bartholdi to the Streamline which succeeds Art Deco With the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in 1925, Art Deco seduced the world. From New York to Paris, the press celebrated this event which permanently imposes this universal style. Crossing the Atlantic aboard sumptuous liners such as Île-de-France and Normandy, main French decorators such as Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann, Jean Dunand and Pierre Chareau exhibited in department stores, from New York to Philadelphia. From Mexico to Canada, this enthusiasm is driven by North American architects trained at the School National Museum of Fine Arts in Paris from the beginning of the 20th century, then at the Art Training Center in Meudon and at the Fontainebleau School of Fine Arts, two art schools founded after the First World War world which strengthened the links between the two continents. This book reveals a reciprocal emulation which is illustrated in the architecture and ornamentation of skyscrapers as well as in cinema, fashion, press, sport... Thirty-seven texts and 350 illustrations make it possible to discover the unique links that unite France and America, from the Statue of Liberty by Bartholdi to the Streamline which succeeds Art Deco. Text in French. About the Author Emmanuel Bréon is chief curator of the Gallery of the musée des Monuments français/ Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine. Former director of the 1930s museum in Boulogne and of the Orangerie in Paris, Emmanuel Bréon was the curator of numerous exhibitions, including 1925, When Art Deco Seduces the World (2013), The Model Children (2010), Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann (2004).

Art Déco - France Amérique du Nord (French Edition)

Alfred Janniot. Monumental. (French Edition)

Maingon, Claire

Georges, Victorien

René Buthaud: Céramiste Art déco (1886-1986)

Cruège de Forceville, Françoise

Gaston Suisse: Splendeur du Laque Art Déco (Multilingual Edition)

Somogy Editions D'Art

Véritable nouveauté architecturale, l'hôtel particulier édifié en 1878 pour le peintre Guillaume Dubufe (1853-1909) abrite depuis 1924 le musée national Jean-Jacques Henner. Ce haut lieu de la vie artistique fut à la fois résidence familiale, espaces de réception et atelier d'artiste. Il présente, aujourd'hui, les chefs-d'œuvre du peintre Jean-Jacques Henner (1829-1905). Ses nus féminins, portraits, paysages d'Alsace et d'Italie, scènes d'histoire et de la vie religieuse font de lui l'un des artistes les plus dignes d'intérêt de son temps. Cet ouvrage nous dévoile l'histoire et l'architecture de ce bâtiment exceptionnel ainsi que la vie et l'œuvre de Guillaume Dubufe et Jean-Jacques Henner. Il retrace également l'incroyable développement artistique de la Plaine Monceau en cette fin de XIXe siècle et de l'« atelier des dames » fondé par Carolus-Duran et Henner, qui constituera un tournant dans la condition de la femme artiste.

Musée national Jean-Jacques Henner : De la maison d'artiste au musée

COLLECTIF

Forest, Marie-Cécile

Rapetti, Rodolphe

Bessède, Claire

Architecture

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