详情
The padded back, seat and armrests upholstered in pale green velvet, the moulded and stiff-leaf carved frame with fluted and acanthus clasped arm terminals, on rosette-headed turned tapering fluted legs, stamped 'S. BRIZARD', inscribed '66199/ 5972' in blue stencil; regilt
3634 in. (93.5 cm.) high; 24 in. (61 cm.) wide; 23 in. (59 cm.) deep
荣誉呈献

拍品专文

Sulpice Brizard, maître in 1762.

Born in Paris around 1735, Sulpice Brizard distinguished himself throughout the second half of the 18th century by creating particularly elegant and sophisticated seats, as illustrated by the present bergère. In the 1760s, Sulpice Brizard married Marie-Geneviève Meunier, herself the daughter of a carpenter. As the son-in-law of a master carpenter, he became master in 1761, and lived on rue de Bourbon. On 11 December he bought the stocks of the recently deceased carpenter François Foliot for 3130 livres. The workshop, called 'Au Duc de Bretagne', was located on rue de Cléry, a stronghold of Parisian carpenters in the 18th century. On 13 February 1762, he officially registered his master's license and began work. In 1799, he was still working at number 262 rue Cléry. His work remains little documented today, but we do know that he worked with the chair sculptors François-Marie Chaillou and Vallois and that he supplied chairs to the upholsterer Bouché in 1774. In 1788 he supplied a bed to the Count of Montmorin, and according to some authors he even worked for the court at the very beginning of the reign of Louis XVI.

相关文章

Sorry, we are unable to display this content. Please check your connection.

更多来自
名家珍藏:包括爱尔兰阿德布拉坎公馆及西西里宫殿珍藏
参与竞投 状况报告 

佳士得专家或会联络阁下,以商讨此拍品,又或于拍品状况于拍卖前有所改变时知会阁下。

本人确认已阅读有关状况报告的重要通知 并同意其条款。 查阅状况报告