TABLE 1918
Design
by Jacques-Henri Lartique for Ecart
A fantasy of the artist, he created this table for his own use.
Oval table top. Spherical element in synthetic resin.
Base and top of table in black and white lacquered wood.
Limited, signed serie of 100 pieces.
Dimensions / Oval table top. Spherical element in synthetic resin.
Base and top of table in black and white lacquered wood.
Limited, signed serie of 100 pieces.
L198 X L121 X H75 CM
Reeditions
Confirmed photographer at the age of seven, his career as painter began with the exhibits of his work at the "Salon d'Automme" and the "Salon de la Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts" in 1922. Between 1935 and 1950 he acquired a reputation for the decoration of sumptuous balls of the time. He also worked as fashion illustrator. Throughout this period he continued his photography and in 1954 became president of an association of photographers "Gens d'Images'. A Jury member of the "Prix de Niepce" he became internationally known as a photographer in the 1960's. His work was exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art in New York and his "Album de Famille" was published throughout the world. He died in Nice in 1986 remembered by all who know him as "the one who had retained the freshness of youth".
Confirmed photographer at the age of seven, his career as painter began with the exhibits of his work at the "Salon d'Automme" and the "Salon de la Societe Nationale des Beaux Arts" in 1922. Between 1935 and 1950 he acquired a reputation for the decoration of sumptuous balls of the time. He also worked as fashion illustrator. Throughout this period he continued his photography and in 1954 became president of an association of photographers "Gens d'Images'. A Jury member of the "Prix de Niepce" he became internationally known as a photographer in the 1960's. His work was exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art in New York and his "Album de Famille" was published throughout the world. He died in Nice in 1986 remembered by all who know him as "the one who had retained the freshness of youth".
L170 X L107 X H75 CM
