Original Armchairs "Mon Oncle" from Jacques Tati, circa 1957
REF: 1594
Original Armchairs "Mon Oncle" from Jacques Tati, circa 1957
REF: 1594
Designer
Indoor or outdoor wire basket-shaped armchairs, the seats have been completely restored.
Original armchairs designed by Jean-Louis Bonnant. They were to be seen in Jacques Tati's classic and first colour film: "Mon oncle" (My uncle, 1958), a quasi caricature of the 1950s modern home. Jacques Tati, in line with French traditionalists, saw the 1950s design as soulless and impractical. The film is a satire of the very modern life style of the Arpel's family.
Later in time (late 1960s), these armchairs were found in Cansado, Mauritania, the mining town, decorated by Charlotte Perriand.
- Height 70 cm / 27 3⁄4"
- Width 82 cm / 32 "
- Depth 70 cm / 27 3⁄4"
Category
- Year Circa 1957
- Medium Metal
- Country France
- Condition Fair - Restored.
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