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PIERRE GARNIER (1726 - 1806)
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PIERRE GARNIER (1726 - 1806)
Prayer-Dieu in happiness of the day composed of a top unfolding and forming flap. The tier is composed of six drawers. Between the four legs is a spacer that unfolds to form a prie-dieu. When it is closed, a large gilded bronze seed adorns its center, and it serves as a support for the prie-dieu when it is open. Stamped by Pierre Garnier. Louis XVI period.
Height : 102 cm - Width : 64,5 cm Depth : 35 cm
The particularity of the keyholes with handles in the shape of oak acorns which seem to be unique in the repertoire of bronzes of the period.
Pierre Garnier (1726 - 1806), received master in 1742 worked for the architects Wailly, Boullée and Brongniart. He is best known for his Greek style, pure neo-classical style, but there are also pure Louis XVI realizations of a very high quality.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
C. Huchet de Quénetain, Pierre Garnier, éd. de l'amateur, 2003
Prayer-Dieu in happiness of the day composed of a top unfolding and forming flap. The tier is composed of six drawers. Between the four legs is a spacer that unfolds to form a prie-dieu. When it is closed, a large gilded bronze seed adorns its center, and it serves as a support for the prie-dieu when it is open. Stamped by Pierre Garnier. Louis XVI period.
Height : 102 cm - Width : 64,5 cm Depth : 35 cm
The particularity of the keyholes with handles in the shape of oak acorns which seem to be unique in the repertoire of bronzes of the period.
Pierre Garnier (1726 - 1806), received master in 1742 worked for the architects Wailly, Boullée and Brongniart. He is best known for his Greek style, pure neo-classical style, but there are also pure Louis XVI realizations of a very high quality.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
C. Huchet de Quénetain, Pierre Garnier, éd. de l'amateur, 2003