MAX INGRAND (1908-1969) ET PAULE INGRAND (1910-1997) - photo 1
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MAX INGRAND (1908-1969) ET PAULE INGRAND (1910-1997)

Lot 73
03.12.2024 10:00UTC +02:00
Classic
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€ 20 160
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationFrance, Paris
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ID 1344647
Lot 73 | MAX INGRAND (1908-1969) ET PAULE INGRAND (1910-1997)
Estimate value
€ 10 000 – 15 000
MAX INGRAND (1908-1969) ET PAULE INGRAND (1910-1997)
Paravent à quatre feuilles, décor des douze signes du zodiaque réalisé d’après un dessin de Paule Ingrand, vers 1935-1940
Verre argenté, sablé, partiellement gravé à l'acide et peint, métal patiné / partially painted and acid etched frosted glass, patinated metal
Chaque feuille : 145 x 40 x 1 cm / each leaf : 57 1/8 x 15 ¾ x 3/8 in




Provenance

Collection privée, Paris.
Artist:Max Ingrand (1908 - 1969)
Art style:Modern art
Place of origin:Western Europe, France, Europe
Auction house category:Furniture, Furniture and Lamps
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