Isbn: 9782376660774 - jean-louis avril: un architecte du carton (20 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: New. Born in 1935 in France, Jean-Louis Avril studied architecture at École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Technique is central to his building process. He is passionate about jazz and is interested in American minimal art, particularly the work of Donald Judd. This monograph traces his career and focuses on his furniture, which represents the taste and aspirations of a generation of baby boomers. The choice of Celloderm, a derivative of cardboard, allows for a simple and accurate design language. The solutions display strong ideas: a beautiful shape, a practical function, an accessible price. His creations are very successful. With the creation of the company Marty-Lac (Carton Applications) in 1967 associated with his father-in-law, he achieved commercial success by developing numerous models of furniture, seats, tables, bed, shelves and lighting. They offer a strategy, a catalogue, sales outlet and export to England with Hull traders. Faithful to his commitment as an architect, he also imagines interior spaces with great spatial efficiency.Text in French.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This book traces the career of Jean-Louis Avril, a French designer famous for his line of furniture made entirely of Celloderm. Text in French.Born in 1935 in France, Jean-Louis Avril studied architecture at École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Technique is central to his building process. He is passionate about jazz and is interested in American minimal art, particularly the work of Donald Judd. This monograph traces his career and focuses on his furniture, which represents the taste and aspirations of a generation of baby boomers. The choice of Celloderm, a derivative of cardboard, allows for a simple and accurate design language. The solutions display strong ideas: a beautiful shape, a practical function, an accessible price. His creations are very successful. With the creation of the company Marty-Lac (Carton Applications) in 1967 associated with his father-in-law, he achieved commercial success by developing numerous models of furniture, seats, tables, bed, shelves and lighting. They offer a strategy, a catalog, sales outlet and export to England with Hull traders. Faithful to his commitment as an architect, he also imagines interior spaces with great spatial efficiency. Text in French.…

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Couverture rigide. Condición: Comme neuf. Edition originale. Paris 2025. 1 Volume/1. -- Comme Neuf -- Reliure éditeur cartonnée illustrée . Format in-4°( 26 x 21 cm )( 678 gr ). ------ 112 pages . **************************** 4ème de Couverture : "" Entre lignes tendues et volumes généreux, le mobilier de Jean-Louis Avril occupe une place singulière dans le Entre lignes tendues et volumes généreux, le mobilier de Jean-Louis Avril occupe une place singulière dans le paysage du design français des années 1960-1970. Inspiré par l'architecture brutaliste, Jean-Louis Avril développe des meubles d'avant-garde, façonnés dans un matériau inédit : le celloderme. Son fauteuil Éléphant et sa lampe Lune comptent aujourd'hui parmi ses pièces emblématiques. Visionnaire dans son approche éthique, il milite pour un design responsable, et ses œuvres qui sont à la frontière du fonctionnel et du manifeste artistique séduisent toujours les collectionneurs et amateurs. Cet ouvrage rend hommage à ce créateur fondamental, dont l'approche audacieuse évoque une autre histoire du design du XXe siècle.des années 1960-1970. Inspiré par l'architecture brutaliste, Jean-Louis Avril développe des meubles d'avant-garde, façonnés dans un matériau inédit : le celloderme. Son fauteuil Éléphant et sa lampe Lune comptent aujourd'hui parmi ses pièces emblématiques. Visionnaire dans son approche éthique, il milite pour un design responsable, et ses œuvres qui sont à la frontière du fonctionnel et du manifeste artistique séduisent toujours les collectionneurs et amateurs. Cet ouvrage rend hommage à ce créateur fondamental, dont l'approche audacieuse évoque une autre histoire du design du XXe siècle. "" ***************************** ref.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. Born in 1935 in France, Jean-Louis Avril studied architecture at École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts. Technique is central to his building process. He is passionate about jazz and is interested in American minimal art, particularly the work of Donald Judd. This monograph traces his career and focuses on his furniture, which represents the taste and aspirations of a generation of baby boomers. The choice of Celloderm, a derivative of cardboard, allows for a simple and accurate design language. The solutions display strong ideas: a beautiful shape, a practical function, an accessible price. His creations are very successful. With the creation of the company Marty-Lac (Carton Applications) in 1967 associated with his father-in-law, he achieved commercial success by developing numerous models of furniture, seats, tables, bed, shelves and lighting. They offer a strategy, a catalogue, sales outlet and export to England with Hull traders. Faithful to his commitment as an architect, he also imagines interior spaces with great spatial efficiency.Text in French.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Born in 1935 in France, Jean-Louis Avril studied architecture at Ecole nationale superieure des Beaux-Arts. Technique is central to his building process. He is passionate about jazz and is interested in American minimal art, particularly the work of Donald Judd. This monograph traces his career and focuses on his furniture, which represents the taste and aspirations of a generation of baby boomers. The choice of Celloderm, a derivative of cardboard, allows for a simple and accurate design language. The solutions display strong ideas: a beautiful shape, a practical function, an accessible price. His creations are very successful. With the creation of the company Marty-Lac (Carton Applications) in 1967 associated with his father-in-law, he achieved commercial success by developing numerous models of furniture, seats, tables, bed, shelves and lighting. They offer a strategy, a catalogue, sales outlet and export to England with Hull traders. Faithful to his commitment as an architect, he also imagines interior spaces with great spatial efficiency. Text in French. AUTHOR: Anne Bony is an art historian, specialised in decorative arts. She is the project manager and author, at Editions du Regard, of an important collection devoted to the decorative arts of the 20th century by decades: the '10s, the '20s up to the '90s. She is also the author of Design, a history of design from 1851 to the present day (Larousse 2024), and at Editions Norma, Ingrid Donat (2017), Rene Prou (2018), Vincent Dubourg (2018) and Jean Carcon (2020). SELLING POINTS: . This monograph traces the career of Jean-Louis Avril, a French designer famous for his line of furniture made entirely of Celloderm 40 colour, 40 b/w illustrations This book traces the career of Jean-Louis Avril, a French designer famous for his line of furniture made entirely of Celloderm. Text in French. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …