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Table basse Berceau, le modèle créé en 1952
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JACQUES QUINET 1918-1992
Table basse Berceau, le modèle créé en 1952
Bronze patiné et verre / patinated bronze and glass
H 45,5 x L 110 x l 49 cm / 17 7/8 x 43 ¼ x 19 ¼ in
Table basse Berceau, le modèle créé en 1952
Bronze patiné et verre / patinated bronze and glass
H 45,5 x L 110 x l 49 cm / 17 7/8 x 43 ¼ x 19 ¼ in
Provenance
Acquise directement auprès de l'artiste par les parents du propriétaire actuel, cousins germains de Jean René Bazaine, pour leur appartement parisien, vers 1952.
Literature
G. Maldonado, Jacques Quinet, Les Editions de l'Amateur, Paris, 2000, p. 43 - 46 pour le même modèle ayant appartenu à Jacques Quinet
Special notice
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Further details
Jean-René Bazaine (1904-2001), peintre d’avant-garde de la nouvelle Ecole de Paris, sera un ami intime et un collaborateur de toujours de Jacques Quinet. Il réalisera pour lui, entre autres, une mosaïque intitulée Vague pour la piscine du paquebot France en 1961. Il fréquente les artistes et sculpteurs de son temps tels qu’Henri Laurens et Alexandre Calder. Il est également l’un des amis proches d’Alberto Giacometti, son voisin d’atelier dans le 14e arrondissement de Paris, et sera exposé comme lui à la Galerie Maeght.
Jean-René Bazaine (1904-2001), French Avant-garde painter of the nouvelle Ecole de Paris, was a close friend and lifetime collaborator of Jacques Quinet. In 1961, he was commissioned by the latter to create a mosaic - entitled “Wave” - for the swimming pool of the oceanliner Le France. Bazaine socialized with the artists and sculptors of his time such as Henri Laurens and Alexandre Calder and also became a close friend of Alberto Giacometti, his neighbor at his atelier in the 14th arrondissement in Paris. Both were represented by the Galerie Maeght.
Jean-René Bazaine (1904-2001), French Avant-garde painter of the nouvelle Ecole de Paris, was a close friend and lifetime collaborator of Jacques Quinet. In 1961, he was commissioned by the latter to create a mosaic - entitled “Wave” - for the swimming pool of the oceanliner Le France. Bazaine socialized with the artists and sculptors of his time such as Henri Laurens and Alexandre Calder and also became a close friend of Alberto Giacometti, his neighbor at his atelier in the 14th arrondissement in Paris. Both were represented by the Galerie Maeght.
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