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Lot 1 PROPERTY FROM A LONDON RESIDENCE
Assembled during the 1970s and 1980s by a couple furnishing their London home, this collection (lots 1-56) encapsulates the reappraisal and sense of discovery that defined the collecting of Art Nouveau and Art Deco during those pioneering decades. Selecting each acquisition on the basis of relevance and aesthetic considerations, the couple sought to create an environment, later shared by their family, that was both stimulating and scholarly, and yet retained a sense of accessibilty.
The dispersal of this collection represents an opportunity to appreciate the diversity of graphic and sculptural design that defined international creativity at the beginnings of the twentieth century.
Assembled during the 1970s and 1980s by a couple furnishing their London home, this collection (lots 1-56) encapsulates the reappraisal and sense of discovery that defined the collecting of Art Nouveau and Art Deco during those pioneering decades. Selecting each acquisition on the basis of relevance and aesthetic considerations, the couple sought to create an environment, later shared by their family, that was both stimulating and scholarly, and yet retained a sense of accessibilty.
The dispersal of this collection represents an opportunity to appreciate the diversity of graphic and sculptural design that defined international creativity at the beginnings of the twentieth century.
GASTON SUISSE (1896-1988)
COBRA PANEL, CIRCA 1930
Closed20 April 2011
Price Realised
GBP 25,000