"Pierre Chareau L'Architecte Un Inventeur" 1954 HERBST, Rene (SOLD) Paul Poiret

"Pierre Chareau L'Architecte Un Inventeur" 1954 HERBST, Rene (SOLD) Paul PoiretHERBST, Rene [101] pp. Editions du Salon des Arts Menagers Union des Artistes Modernes 1954 9 3 4" x 8 1 2" VG Scroll Down for (13) Additional Scans: Monograph on celebrated modernist architect and designer Pierre Chareau, published by Editions du Salon des Arts Managers in Paris, 1954. Edition of 2,000. With text by Rene Herbst, preface by Francis Jourdain, and documentation from Madame Pierre Chareau. Numerous b w illustrations of architecture,

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the fourth full-length novel to be set there

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Notable Work: Taddy authored and illustrated the 1980 bilingual children's book The Perils of Pauvre Philippe about a wooden bird

The book was Welch’s first and created a sensation on publication in 1943

Not dated but 1877/8 according to the British Library

and furnishings of each home in great detail

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Print Sz: 17 3/4"H x 23"W