René Crevel: First Art Deco Monograph – Jane Otmezguine, 664 pages – Book

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Discover the first comprehensive monograph dedicated to René Crevel (1892-1971), a major figure in French Art Deco, painter, designer of decorative arts, and interior architect. This magnificent 664-page book, written by Jane Otmezguine in collaboration with Marc Moreau and published by Éditions Main d’Œuvre in 2020, includes more than 1,100 photographs, plans, and facsimiles. It offers a comprehensive biographical portrait, situates his work within the context of the artistic shifts of the early 20th century, and analyzes in depth its multifaceted expressions: over 1,000 paintings influenced by the Nabis and Japonism, complete furniture designs, wallpapers, fabrics, Aubusson carpets, metalwork, theatrical sets and costumes, luxury storefront designs, restaurants (including the Théâtre de l’Avenue), and his modernist villa in Saint-Cloud, built in 1926.

New hardcover book in shrink wrap, 664 pages in French, impressive size 12.79 x 9.64 x 1.96 inch (32.5 × 24.5 × 5 cm), weighing 9.59 lb / 4.35 kg. An essential reference work for collectors, art historians, and Art Deco enthusiasts who wish to rediscover the complete and little-known world of this versatile artist.

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