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Alain Richard Sideboard In Rosewood Veneer
Alain Richard sideboard in Rosewood veneer ENFILADE series 800 in Rio rosewood veneer
oak interior opens with two doors fitted with glass shelves;
equipped with four drawers
a flap discovers a bar equipped with a glass shelf and a white tray
It rests on six chromed metal high feet The hooves are height adjustable.
Circa 1960 numbered on the back F 20034
Haut. 98 cm - Length 240 cm - Prof. 60 cm
Bibliography: Alain Richard (born in 1926 - August 2017) one of the first French designers, who marked their creations the second half of the twentieth century An identical copy of this sideboard is kept at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.
Catalog of the exhibition "Mobi Boom the Explosion of Design in France 1945-1975", Decorative Arts, Paris, 2010, p. 125
Alain Richard will become one of the first French designers, embodying this new generation that Solange Gorse, editor-in-chief of La maison Française, described as "generation of young wolves" in view of his enthusiasm, his vitality and his ability to compete with Scandinavian or American productions while retaining the qualities of a French style. Among these "young wolves": Pierre Guariche, Joseph-André Motte, Michel Mortier, André Monpoix, Antoine Philippon and Jacqueline Lecoq, René Jean Caillette, Pierre Paulin ... they are now rediscovered like Pierre Paulin.
oak interior opens with two doors fitted with glass shelves;
equipped with four drawers
a flap discovers a bar equipped with a glass shelf and a white tray
It rests on six chromed metal high feet The hooves are height adjustable.
Circa 1960 numbered on the back F 20034
Haut. 98 cm - Length 240 cm - Prof. 60 cm
Bibliography: Alain Richard (born in 1926 - August 2017) one of the first French designers, who marked their creations the second half of the twentieth century An identical copy of this sideboard is kept at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris.
Catalog of the exhibition "Mobi Boom the Explosion of Design in France 1945-1975", Decorative Arts, Paris, 2010, p. 125
Alain Richard will become one of the first French designers, embodying this new generation that Solange Gorse, editor-in-chief of La maison Française, described as "generation of young wolves" in view of his enthusiasm, his vitality and his ability to compete with Scandinavian or American productions while retaining the qualities of a French style. Among these "young wolves": Pierre Guariche, Joseph-André Motte, Michel Mortier, André Monpoix, Antoine Philippon and Jacqueline Lecoq, René Jean Caillette, Pierre Paulin ... they are now rediscovered like Pierre Paulin.
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