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Simon Oeben BIOGRAPHY
1722 - 1786. Known for: Sculpture.
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Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in... Read full biography
Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in a closely related style. His work is associated with the transition from the Louis XV to Louis XVI... Read full biography
Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in a closely related style. His work is associated with the transition from the Louis XV to Louis XVI aesthetic and is noted for fine craftsmanship and elegant restrained design.
Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in a closely related style. His work is associated with the transition from the Louis XV to Louis XVI aesthetic and is noted for fine craftsmanship and elegant restrained design.
Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in a closely related style. His work is associated with the transition from the Louis XV to Louis XVI aesthetic and is noted for fine craftsmanship and elegant restrained design.
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Simon Oeben was active in Paris and received his maîtrise in 1769. He worked closely with his brother Jean-François Oeben and, following his brother's death in 1763, continued producing furniture in a closely related style. His work is associated with the transition from the Louis XV to Louis XVI aesthetic and is noted for fine craftsmanship and elegant restrained design.