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Book Illustration, Répertoire du goût moderne, vol. 5, Studio-Salon, plate 21
This is a book illustration. It was designed by André Lurçat and published by Éditions Albert Lévy. It is dated ca. 1928–29. Its medium is pochoir on paper. It is a part of the Smithsonian Libraries department.
Born in Bruyères, France in 1894, André Lurçat studied at the École des Beaux-Arts. He went on to work with Robert Mallet-Stevens to address the contemporary French housing crisis in the interwar period. Like Mallet-Stevens, Lurçat explored ways to employ modern functional designs in his interiors. This axonometric view of a studio and salon demonstrates a layout of an interior that promotes efficient use of space for both living and working. The studio has a glass wall to provide ample natural light, built in cabinetry and modernist tubular furniture.
It is credited Collection of Smithsonian Institution Libraries.
- Drawing, Five Sketches of Views of the Architect's Own Studio at Wellfleet, MA
- pen and ink, brush and black ink, crayon on tracing paper.
- Gift of Serge Ivan Chermayeff.
- 1962-45-12
- Drawing, Court House
- graphite on paper.
- Gift of Helen Salichs James.
- 1995-46-3
Its dimensions are
H x W: 35.5 × 34.5 cm (14 in. × 13 9/16 in.)
