Italy. 1891 - 1979
Architecture, furniture design, sculpture, ceramics
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1900 Chatillon-Coligny, France - 1984 Paris, France. Known for: Modernist design, architecture, Art Deco.
Jacques Adnet (born April 20, 1900, Châtillon-Coligny, France– died October 29, 1984, Paris, France) was a leading 20th century French designer whose embrace of the Art Deco aesthetic resulted in... Read full biography
Jacques Adnet (born April 20, 1900, Châtillon-Coligny, France– died October 29, 1984, Paris, France) was a leading 20th century French designer whose embrace of the Art Deco aesthetic resulted in great professional acclaim. His remarkable balance between classic tastes and innovative forms led him... Read full biography
Jacques Adnet (born April 20, 1900, Châtillon-Coligny, France– died October 29, 1984, Paris, France) was a leading 20th century French designer whose embrace of the Art Deco aesthetic resulted in great professional acclaim. His remarkable balance between classic tastes and innovative forms led him to become one of the most revolutionary French designers of his day. Born in Châtillon-Coligny in the Loire Valley in France in 1900, Adnet gained an early exposure to avant-garde design approaches as... Read full biography
Jacques Adnet (born April 20, 1900, Châtillon-Coligny, France– died October 29, 1984, Paris, France) was a leading 20th century French designer whose embrace of the Art Deco aesthetic resulted in great professional acclaim. His remarkable balance between classic tastes and innovative forms led him to become one of the most revolutionary French designers of his day. Born in Châtillon-Coligny in the Loire Valley in France in 1900, Adnet gained an early exposure to avant-garde design approaches as a young student at the Municipal School of Design in Auxerre, where he attended with his twin brother, Jean. Adnet later enrolled as a student at the famed École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in 1916. After graduating, Jacques and Jean... Read full biography
Jacques Adnet (born April 20, 1900, Châtillon-Coligny, France– died October 29, 1984, Paris, France) was a leading 20th century French designer whose embrace of the Art Deco aesthetic resulted in great professional acclaim. His remarkable balance between classic tastes and innovative forms led him to become one of the most revolutionary French designers of his day. Born in Châtillon-Coligny in the Loire Valley in France in 1900, Adnet gained an early exposure to avant-garde design approaches as a young student at the Municipal School of Design in Auxerre, where he attended with his twin brother, Jean. Adnet later enrolled as a student at the famed École nationale supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in 1916. After graduating, Jacques and Jean established their own firm, JJ Adnet, in 1920. They debuted some of their work to great success in 1925 at the Parisian S... Read full biography
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France. 1900 - 1971
Architecture, decoration, painting, drawing, photography, installation, art deco
New York / France, Switzerland. 1880 - 1960
Iron sculpture, public monuments
United States, France. 1840 - 1907
Painting and sculpture
France. 1872 - 1926
Bas relief sculpture, public monuments
France. 1863 - 1916
Art nouveau figural sculpture-nude female
France. 1896 - 1966
Collaborative drawing, animal and bird sculpture, ceramics
France. 1881 - 1974
Painting and sculpture
France, Hungary. 1874 - 1940
Art-deco sculpture, ceramics, painting
France. 1846 - 1904
Art nouveau wood marquetry, architecture, glassmaking
France. 1880 - 1945
Ethnographic and humorous sculptures
France. 1906 - 1984
Realist style bird and animal sculpture
France. 1891 - 1973
Art Deco action figure and animal sculpture
France. 1886 - 1948
Female nude sculpture, fountains
Switzerland. 1881 - 1971
Animal sculpture, porcelain anamalier
France. 1857 - 1912
Painting and sculpture
France. 1893 - 1981
Art Deco animal figures
France. 1927 - 2005
Figure, genre painting
Europe, France. 1878 - 1958
Animal sculpture, still life painting, drawing, ceramics
France. 1892 - 1962
Art deco figurative sculpture
France. 1886 - 1953
Sculpture
France. 1869 - 1950
Sculpture
France, Belgium. 1880 or 85 - 1948 or 50
Sculpture
Austria, France. 1845 - 1897
Painting and sculpture
France. 1883 - 1973
Sculpture
France. 1881 - 1947
Painting, drawing, art-deco sculpture, commercial art mascot design