Joan Busquets Pair of Blue Floral Giltwood Armchairs
Regular price
$49,500
This pair of Spanish Art Nouveau armchairs with giltwood frames, by Joan Busquets, were likely made for Antonio Gaudi's Palacio Güell in Barcelona. The light blue floral upholstery, paired with a textured slate blue backing, is complemented perfectly by its giltwood frames, carved with sinuous lines and romantic, swirling scrolls—upon viewing, these are certainly worth of a palatial home. Sold exclusively as a matching set.
Customization: These chairs are currently upholstered in a light blue floral fabric paired with a slate blue fabric, but can be reupholstered in any colorway of your choosing upon request—we have shown a variety of colorways here as examples.
*Please allow minimum 4 weeks for custom upholstery.*
Color
Light Blue Floral w...
Item #: F-18026
Artist: Joan Busquets
Circa: 1903
Dimensions: 29" height, 25.5" width, 26" depth (each)
Materials: Giltwood, Light blue floral and slate blue upholstery (chairs may be reupholstered upon request, please contact us for additional information)
Provenance: Pedro Uhart, Paris Allan Stone Gallery, New York (acquired from the above ca. 1986)
Exhibition History: This style was seen at Allan Stone Gallery in New York, at "Furniture by Gaudi and Busquets," from September 9, 1996 to November 26, 1996, as well as at Allan Stone Gallery in New York, at "Nouveau to Modern: Transitions in Art and Design," from January 16, 2013 to March 2, 2013
Item #: F-18026
Artist: Joan Busquets
Circa: 1903
Dimensions: 29" height, 25.5" width, 26" depth (each)
Materials: Giltwood, Light blue floral and slate blue upholstery (chairs may be reupholstered upon request, please contact us for additional information)
Provenance: Pedro Uhart, Paris Allan Stone Gallery, New York (acquired from the above ca. 1986)
Exhibition History: This style was seen at Allan Stone Gallery in New York, at "Furniture by Gaudi and Busquets," from September 9, 1996 to November 26, 1996, as well as at Allan Stone Gallery in New York, at "Nouveau to Modern: Transitions in Art and Design," from January 16, 2013 to March 2, 2013
This chair model is identical to a suite of furniture designed in collaboration with Antonio Gaudi for the Güell Palace, Barcelona, that is pictured in situ in a photograph from the palace.
This chair model is identical to a suite of furniture designed in collaboration with Antonio Gaudi for the Güell Palace, Barcelona, that is pictured in situ in a photograph from the palace.
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