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22/03/2025

Thank you for dedicating an illustrated first-run feature on “Jean Prouvé: From Furniture to Architecture, The Laurence and Patrick Seguin Collection”, celebrating the legacy of Jean Prouvé and the spirit of living with a collection.

Read the full-article by Jackie Daly in the latest How To Spend It issue, now available in print and online. 📑
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21/03/2025

Carte Blanche exhibition by Luhring Augustine, Paris, October 23 - November 28, 2015

Soon 10 years!

The « Carte Blanche » exhibition series was an annual program organized by Galerie Patrick Seguin, inviting international galleries to curate unique exhibitions within its Parisian space. Launched on the occasion of FIAC, this initiative showcased unprecedented artistic dialogues and distinctive curatorial visions. Through « Carte Blanche », the gallery demonstrated its commitment to fostering cultural exchanges and enriching the contemporary art scene by hosting exceptional projects.

Janine ANTONI - Jeff ELROD - Tom FRIEDMAN - Roger HIORNS - Glenn LIGON - Reinhard MUCHA - Josh SMITH - Philip TAAFFE – TUNGA - Rachel WHITEREAD - Christopher WOOL – ZARINA
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19/03/2025

Sneak peeks of “MODERN DREAMERS: ICONIC ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN”, a collaboration that unites East and West, art and architecture, innovation and tradition. Jointly presented by , and , opening next week in Hong Kong.

Exhibition Details
March 25 | 10AM – 5PM
March 26 – April 7 | 10AM – 6PM
Art Intelligence Global
Suite A, 1st Floor TS Tower, 43 Heung Yip Road
Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong

Featured:
- Jean Prouvé, 6x6 Demountable House, 1944
- Morikazu Kumagai, Peonies, 1967
- Jean Prouvé, Cité armchair, 1930
- Zao Wouki, Untitled, 1964
- Kazuo Yagi, Black Ceramic Rabbit, ca. 1962

16/03/2025

Charlotte Perriand / Ateliers Jean Prouvé, Wall mounted bookcase and sideboard, 1965, in Mr and Mrs S. private house in Nancy, 1965 (J. Marconnet, architect, façade A. Wogenscky).

This set of furniture comprises a magnificent 36 feet wall bookcase and a large 19 5/8 feet sideboard.

These two unique pieces were specially commissioned for a house in Nancy built in the 60s by the architect J. Marconnet. It represents an extraordinary example of the period’s taste and spirit; indeed, the development of this house reveals the desire to plan an entire project, by taking into account the interaction between the architecture and the furniture components.

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14/03/2025

Jean Prouvé, Guéridon Haut GH 11, ca. 1941

The Guéridon Haut, designed by Jean Prouvé around 1941, features an oak veneer tabletop supported by three obliquely positioned triangular legs, connected by a three-branched tubular stretcher. The structure is secured with metal brackets screwed into the wood.

Created during the war, this now-iconic model follows the same leg principle as the S.A.M. dining table, developed simultaneously by Ateliers Jean Prouvé.

Pairing perfectly with the Métropole no. 305 chairs, the harmony of its proportions and the ideal diameter of its tabletop make this pedestal table easy to fit in any space.

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12/03/2025

« Jean Prouvé - Augustin Cardenas » exhibition at the Maison de verre (P. Chareau & B. Bijvoet, architects, 1932), Galerie Patrick Seguin with JGM Galerie, 1998.

-Jean Prouvé, Cité armchair, 1927

- Jean Prouvé, Guéridon bas, 1952

- Jean Prouvé, Visiteur Kangourou FV 32 armchair, variant with double seat, special commission, 1948

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Jean Prouvé, Façade panel with portholes, ca. 1950For inquiries, please send us a private message or an email at info@pa...

07/03/2025

Jean Prouvé, Façade panel with portholes, ca. 1950

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05/03/2025

Thank you for this article highlighting Jean Prouvé’s furniture and demountable houses.

Find the full article in the March issue of Architectural Digest China. 🖋️

感谢《安邸AD》对让·普鲁维的标志性家具及可拆卸房屋进行了特别报道。

完整文章请见《安邸AD》三月刊🖋️
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02/03/2025

View from the “Jean Prouvé: Constructive Imagination” exhibition at the MOT, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo, July 16 – October 16, 2022.

Organized thematically, this exhibition curated by Galerie Patrick Seguin and Yagi Design Studio ( ), featured over a hundred pieces of Jean Prouvé emblematic furniture and architectural works along with archival material. It gathered pieces from the collections of Yusaku Maezawa, Patrick Seguin and Tamotsu Yagi and of the Prouvé family.

On the picture:

- Jean Prouvé, Demountable wooden chair CB 22, 1947

- Jean Prouvé, Demountable wooden chair no. 301, 1950

- Jean Prouvé, Métropole no. 305 chairs, ca. 1950
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28/02/2025

The iconic Métropole chair featured in the gallery ✨

- Jean Prouvé, Métropole no. 305 chair, ca. 1950

- Jean Prouvé, Façade panel with portholes, ca. 1950

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26/02/2025

Jean Prouvé, Direction no. 353 swivelling office chair, ca. 1951

The principle of the swivel seat—for chairs and office chairs—was adopted in 1944, to complement the office models created during the War. The tube of the swivel leg was stabilized by an X-shaped pressed steel base. The bent steel tube frame formed the support for the seat, the armrests and the backrest.

Initially made in only a few examples, this first model was later marketed as FP 11, after modifications aimed at improving the rigidity of the frame: crossed tubes under the seat and a continuous bar behind the backrest. The padding was covered with leather or fabric.

In 1951 the Direction no. 353 swiveling office chair replaced the FP 11, with a few details changed to improve comfort and finish. The bent steel of the feet was protected with stainless steel or diamond-point aluminum sheet, and was either encircled by an aluminum tube or fitted with casters. The padding was covered with fabric, leather or leatherette, as for the Direction no. 352 office chair, of which it was presented as the swivel variant. Often associated with the Présidence desk, the Direction no. 353 swiveling chair was successfully marketed—then made—by Steph Simon until the late 1950s.

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23/02/2025

R***e des Arts Ménagers, August 1957, « À vieux logis… ville nouvelle », by Antoinette Barrère

- Jean Prouvé, Demountable wooden chairs CB22, 1942

- Jean Prouvé, Guéridon bas, 1942

- Jean Prouvé, SCAL bed, ca. 1953
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***eArtsMenagers © MAD, Paris

21/02/2025

Sofa set by Pierre Jeanneret, ca. 1955

These iconic pieces originally furnished administrative buildings in Chandigarh, India, a city where Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret fully expressed their modernist vision.

In 1950, following India’s independence, Pandit Nehru appointed Le Corbusier to undertake a vast modernization program for Chandigarh. Le Corbusier then entrusted his cousin and close collaborator Pierre Jeanneret with overseeing construction and designing most of the furniture. Jeanneret opted for readily available materials, with an emphasis on the different local species of wood, rot-resistant and perfectly adapted to the region’s climate.

This sofa set, finely re-upholstered, was specifically designed to provide exceptional comfort for visitors to administrative buildings. The low profile of the pieces creates a welcoming atmosphere, perfectly suited to their role as reception furniture. These iconic creations exemplify the thoughtful integration of form and function, embodying Chandigarh’s architectural vision, where each building and its furnishings are integrated into a harmonious and cohesive whole.

- Pierre Jeanneret, Sofa set, ca. 1955

- Jean Prouvé, Sun shutter, 1953
- Jean Prouvé, Façade panel with portholes, ca. 1950
- Jean Prouvé, Guéridon bas GB 11, ca. 1947

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19/02/2025

Jean Prouvé, Wardrobe no. 100, ca. 1952

The models made in response to special orders during the war were the basis for demountable storage furniture developed from 1944 onwards for the domestic market. Wardrobes and sideboards with sliding doors were designed at the same time and using the same system: a sheet metal structure with wooden top, bottom and doors, mounted on tube legs welded to equal strength side members.

This demountable wardrobe features a light structure lacquered in Van Dyck brown. Equipped with two sliding wooden doors, concealing a closet and deep shelves, it embodies all the full functionality of storage furniture designed by Jean Prouvé.

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16/02/2025

Jean Prouvé, Demountable chair CB 22, 1947

In 1947, based on studies conducted during the War, Jean Prouvé presented one of the first examples of “kit” furniture. The CB 22 chair, which is made up of two solid wood side/leg pieces held together by a pair of threaded rods housed in metal tubes, was designed for the Meubles de France competition.

Fully demountable, this model is a perfect illustration of Jean Prouvé’s “constructive thinking”, rooted in a logic that is rational and functional.

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14/02/2025

Jean Royère, Living room for a chalet in the Alps. Attic nook with a staircase in fir slats perforated with playing-card motifs, Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, Paris, 1942

First time these motifs have appeared in Jean Royère’s ornamental repertoire.

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12/02/2025

Jean Prouvé, S.A.M. Tropique no. 503 table, 1951

Derived from the prewar prototype, the metal version of the dining table base was finalized in 1951. This was a demountable model, as evidenced by the protrusion of the cap-ends where the crossmember frame meets the brace connecting the bent steel legs.
Of the option for the top, the most frequent was bent sheet aluminum set on a steel support structure comprising four U-traverses.

The metal parts of this model—S.A.M. Tropique no. 503—were often lacquered with contrasting colors. 90 examples were made in 1951.

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09/02/2025

Le Corbusier, Sketch for the design of the gardens in front of the Governor’s Palace, Chandigarh, India (1952, unbuilt).

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© Fondation Le Corbusier

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