Pair Of Armchairs Of Pierre Chapo, France Circa 1960
Artist: Pierre Chapo (1928-1987)
Pair of 1960s large armchairs in brown leather and elm.
Pierre Chapo (1928-1987) is born in a family of craftsmen.
After his regular studies, he worked in the workshop of a navy carpenter.
He was graduated architect in 1958 from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, after having travelled in the United States and in Europe.
He opened his own workshop first in Clamart as well as a shop in Paris.
Chapo's work was inspired by Charlotte Perriand. Ten years later he settled down in Gordes, where he based the Société Chapo.
Pierre Chapo (1928-1987) is born in a family of craftsmen.
After his regular studies, he worked in the workshop of a navy carpenter.
He was graduated architect in 1958 from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, after having travelled in the United States and in Europe.
He opened his own workshop first in Clamart as well as a shop in Paris.
Chapo's work was inspired by Charlotte Perriand. Ten years later he settled down in Gordes, where he based the Société Chapo.
4 800 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Design 50's and 60's
Condition: Good condition
Width: 87 cm - 34.26 in
Height: 87 cm - 34.26 in / hauteur d'assise: 42 cm - seat height:16.54 in
Depth: 85 cm - 33.47 in
Reference (ID): 520535
Availability: In stock
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