Architectural Drawing By René Berger (1878-1954)
Artist: René-félix Berger
René-Félix BERGER (1878-1954)
architectural drawing, project for a door of a Haussmannian building
ink and wash on paper 97.5x72 cm - circa 1905 unsigned
René BERGER, architect, chief architect of the Natural History Museum of Paris, active from 1900 to around 1950, he designed the second winter garden (1935-1937) and the Fauverie (1934-1937) for this institution. He designed and decorated the first Lido des Champs Élysées, inaugurated in 1928.
An architect with an Art Deco style, he designed numerous Parisian cafés, individual villas and social housing throughout his career.
Provenance: estate of the artist
architectural drawing, project for a door of a Haussmannian building
ink and wash on paper 97.5x72 cm - circa 1905 unsigned
René BERGER, architect, chief architect of the Natural History Museum of Paris, active from 1900 to around 1950, he designed the second winter garden (1935-1937) and the Fauverie (1934-1937) for this institution. He designed and decorated the first Lido des Champs Élysées, inaugurated in 1928.
An architect with an Art Deco style, he designed numerous Parisian cafés, individual villas and social housing throughout his career.
Provenance: estate of the artist
450 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Length: 97.5cm
Width: 72cm
Reference (ID): 1473786
Availability: In stock
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