James Thrall Soby (photograph), Alexander Calder with 'Steel Fish', Roxbury, CT, 1934 [© Calder Foundation, New York, NY / ARS, New York]

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James Thrall Soby (photograph), Alexander Calder with 'Steel Fish', Roxbury, CT, 1934 [© Calder Foundation, New York, NY / ARS, New York]
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Alexander Calder, Little Blue Panel, 1935
Anthony Caro, Cathedral, Kunsthalle Würth Collection Schwäbisch Hall, Germany, 1988-1991
St Ives 2/4. 7. 25.
by Alexander Calder, 1943
Fig. 5. Hand gesture. Encyclopédie Méthodique. 1805.
Heidelberg University
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Décoration moderne dans l'intérieur by Henry Delacroix (1907-1974) was published in Paris by S. de Bonadona, likely around 1935. Delacroix studied architecture at the National School of Decorative Arts of Paris joining his father’s architectural firm upon graduation. He made a name for himself reconstructing French cities after World War II, most notably City of 4000 in La Courneuve.
Capturing Delacroix’s penchant for modern art deco inspired interiors, Décoration moderne dans l'intérieur is a portfolio of the genre’s luminaries. The publication contains forty-eight vibrant pochoir (stencil coloring) printed plates of designs by Francis Jourdain, Pierre Chareau, Georges Djo-Bourgeois, and the author, Henry Delacroix himself. He also included a seemingly heartfelt introduction that loosely translates to the idea of a man’s physical and spiritual needs being met through the luxury of a home that can facilitate the rest needed to nurture his imagination.
Delacroix produced several portfolios of this kind showcasing ideas for an array of architectural settings and including painterly accessories inspired by Chagall and Matisse. A delight for anyone interested in interior design or color theory! Our copy of Décoration moderne dans l'intérieur is part of a gift from the estate of our dear friend Dennis Bayuzick.
View other books from the collection of Dennis Bayuzick.
– Jenna, Special Collections Graduate Intern
Gerhard Richter, Color Chart, 1966
Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell (1883 - 1937) Scottish
The Air Ship, 1915
Lithograph, 23.00 x 17.80 cm
Ineke Poort, quilt
Elizabeth W. Leary - One Lovely Egg (acrylic on panel)
Building a television set
Josef Albers, Red-Orange around Pink, Ochre + 2 Reds, 1948, Bottrop, Museum Quadrat/Geschwister Moormann Collection. Photo from November 2025.
Yuko Murata, Staircase to the Moon, 2008
Casey Kaplan Gallery