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Photo RAGUENET, Antonin.

RAGUENET, Antonin.

Les principaux palais de l'exposition universelle de Paris.

Paris, Eugène Bigot, 1900.

300 €

First edition.
Complete copy of the 96 architectural plates.

Photo CHAMPION, E.-A.

CHAMPION, E.-A.

Suggestions d'intérieurs modernes.

Paris, Ch. Massin et Cie, [v. 1925].

1500 €

First edition.
Georges Champion (1889–1940) was a French decorator and furniture designer. He was born in Chaumont. He was professionally active in Paris. Champion’s designs were known for their sleek lines and modern aesthetic. The Art Deco movement, which was well-liked in the early 20th century, had a significant influence on him. His furniture pieces often featured geometric shapes and bold colours, which made them stand out from more traditional designs. In addition to his work as a furniture designer, Champion was also a skilled decorator. He worked on numerous high-profile projects throughout his career, including the interior design of several Parisian hotels and restaurants.

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