P. Garner - Eileen Gray: Designer and architect - 1993

Eileen Gray: Designer and architect 1878-1976
Monograph edited by Philippe Garner

Eileen Gray (1878-1976) is today widely recognized as a designer of notable talent and personality. Initially she excelled in refined lacquer work, creating screens, panels, furniture and objects of great technical virtuosity and poetic force. Eileen Gray later developed an interest in architecture, designing two houses, "E-1027" (completed in 1929) and "Tempe a Pailla" (completed in 1934) in the south of France, seminal examples of the spirit of the Modern Movement. This book analyzes and illustrates the entire range of her furniture, interiors and completed architectural projects.

Philippe Garner was the director of Sotheby’s in London. He has been interested in various aspects of the decorative arts, design, fashion and the history of photography. He has written numerous books, including a biography of Emile Gallé (1976), and has published articles, essays and research in various journals, including The Connoisseur, Harper’s & Queen, House & Garden. He became interested in Eileen Gray’s work in 1970, meeting her in 1972.

Garner P.; Eileen Gray: Designer and architect 1878-1976. Paperback with flaps, 23 x 30 cm, 160 pages, multilingual; Cologne, Taschen, 1993, first edition.

The volume is presented in excellent condition. Cover well preserved. Paperback perfectly solid. Internal pages clean without creases or stains. Excellent copy for collection/consultation.

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