Provincial cabinet in France in the 18th century

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Provincial cabinet in France in the 18th century
Provincial cabinet in France in the 18th centuryThis is a hardcover book with 248 full color pages and great illustrations that presents the French
provincial cabinet in the 18th century, and the work of Abraham Nicolas Couleru in Montbeliard.
It recalls the origin, both Germanic and Protestant, cabinetmakers of the Faubourg Saint-Antoine,
in Paris and marks a strong independence from Paris.
This production must be ranked alongside those of craftsmen no less famous, such as
Hache in Grenoble, Demoulin in Dole and Dijon, Tairraz in Lyon or Besse in Avignon.
In presenting the production of the provincial cabinet in France, this book
illustrated by nearly 400 photographs, maps and tables, including more than 200 furniture, 40 stamps, labels or signatures,
is indispensable for the identification of French regional furniture.Contents:Foreword by Daniel Alcouffe

Introduction : objectives and methods

CHAPTER 1

The cabinet of the 18th century in France and the \"Protestant aesthetic\"
Germany, Flanders, Holland and the Scandinavian countries in the Faubourg Saint-Antoine
The Holy Roman Empire, Baroque art and the birth of Protestantism
The French cabinet, a figure of the late Baroque
The myth of André Charles Boulle and the origins of the French cabinet

CHAPTER 2

The cabinet of Protestant origin in the provinces: the artisans and their production
Parisian cabinetmaking and woodworking provincial
Alsace and Lorraine (Strasbourg, Metz and Nancy)
Cabinetmakers of Burgundy and Franche-Comte (Dijon, Dole, Besançon, Salins, Lons-le-Saunier, Mâcon, Bourg-en-Bresse)
Cabinetmakers of Lyon
The Hache and François Mondon in Grenoble
Avignon, Nîmes and Marseille
Cabinetmakers of Toulouse
The Atlantic Coast (Saint-Malo, Nantes, Bordeaux, La Rochelle)
Cabinetmakers of Tours
The question of allocation of drawers with large consoles reported
The question of convenience, tables, cabinets and mirrors \"à coeurs\"

CHAPTER 3

Abraham Nicolas Couleru (1716-1812), cabinetmaker of the Duke of Wurtemberg
A family of carpenters and cabinetmakers
The known production
The stamp Couleru and false stamps
Customers of Nicolas Abraham Couleru
The brothers, son and nephew of Abraham Nicolas Couleru
The cabinet of Couleru: a logical miscegenation and contrast

CHAPTER 4

Statistical processing and allocation procedures
Grilles descriptive terminology and conventions
Results of treatment and allocation of responsibilities
Some examples of questionable parts skidded through computer processing
Analysis of some specimens may be attributed to Nicolas Abraham Couleru or his brother Marc David
Elements of dating and location of the provincial and statutes of the guild of carpenters, glaziers and turners of Montbéliard in 1750
Comparative table of the main procedure of the communities of carpenters and cabinetmakers in Paris and a dozen towns in the 18th century
The price of the furniture in the 18th century
The measures of the old regime in France and Montbéliard
Genealogies of the family Couleru
Genealogies of the families Froydevaux and Kaeshammer
Genealogies of the family Demoulin
Genealogies of the family Hache
Genealogies of François Lieutaud
Inventory of stamps and labels of master cabinetmakers
Marks of communities
List of cabinet makers sorted by cities
List of cabinet makers listed by their stamp, but not located

The French texts are written by Bernard Deloche and Jean-Yves Mornand.Printed in 2011, this book is NEW and is 8-½ inches x 11-½ inches ( 22 cm x 29 cm ) and is over 9 this book, buyer will pay for priority Air Shipping from France USD 7 to France or
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