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Singeries & Exotisme chez Christophe Huet

Nicole Garnier-Pelle, Marie-Christine Anselm, Anne Forray-Carlier

Éditions d'art Monelle Hayot, Saint-Rémy-en-l’Eau 2010, 176 pages, 360 illustrations, Relié sous jaquette pelliculée, 20.5 x 27 cm , ISBN : 978-2-903824-69-3

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Au XVIIe siècle Brueghel et David Teniers utilisent le singe pour tourner en dérision les actions des hommes dans des scènes de genre flamandes où des singes, vêtus comme des humains, boivent, fument ou mangent au cabaret. À la fin du XVIIe siècle, le goût pour l’exotisme et l’Extrême-Orient met à la mode chinoiseries et singeries. Les boiseries de la fin du règne de Louis XIV replacent des singes raffinés dans les décors grotesques de Jean Berain, Claude Gillot, Claude III Audran ou Jean-Antoine Watteau. Le maître du genre, le peintre animalier le plus inventif sur le sujet, est Christophe Huet (1700-1759). C’est probablement lui qui réalise les décors des deux singeries de Chantilly pour le duc de Bourbon en 1735 et 1737, ceux de Champs-sur-Marne pour le duc de La Vallière et le clavecin du château de Thoiry. Cet ouvrage évoque plus largement le singe dans les arts décoratifs au XVIIIe siècle.

28/11/20

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Féau & Cie

The Art of Wood Paneling

Boiseries from the 17th Century to Today

Photographed by Robert Polidori, Preface by Michael S. Smith, Introduction by Olivier Gabet, Text by Axelle Corty

Rizzoli Int, New York 2020, 288 pages, ISBN 978-0-8478-6850-6

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A lavish exploration of unmatched savoir faire, this volume showcases the rooms and creations of the world's most prestigious decorative woodwork firm. The French woodwork purveyor Féau & Cie has supplied architects, designers, and museums with period paneling since 1875. Featuring documents, drawings, plaster models, panels, and antique boiserie rooms, its archive of 25,000 pieces--many from the eighteenth century and Art Deco era--is an unrivaled source of inspiration for re-creating heirloom spaces as well as for constructing spectacular contemporary pieces. Though the house remains best known for its magical historic rooms, it has collaborated with architects and decorators on original projects since its beginnings, and today's design greats--including Michael S. Smith, Brian J. McCarthy, and Robert Couturier, among others-- regularly call upon the firm for elaborate projects. In this first book of the firm's work, Féau & Cie reveals a selection of its most exceptional projects, from magnificent historical abodes to daring modern creations, including a palace in Tuscany and residences in Paris, London, New York, Malibu, and Atlanta. Dazzling images of finished interiors are accompanied by details of panels, doors, and decor, while exclusive photographs by lensman Robert Polidori explore the house's Parisian atelier. The unique savoir faire of joiners, sculptors, gilders, and painter-decorators shines through in this visual celebration of decorative masterpieces, which is bound to delight design masters and art lovers alike.

02/12/20

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