“pourquoi il y a des livres?”
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From a Feature Titled “Catherine devient Berlinoise” Published in the German Propaganda Magazine Signal (10 September 1940)
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Nature morte
Unexploded German Shells, Reims, 1917
Autochrome Published in The First World War in Colour, ed. Peter Walther (2014)
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Mary Lane McMillan, Untitled and Undated
Mary Lane McMillan (1883-1976)
Drawing from the Collection of the Blogger
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Gulf Hammock Minstrels
Photograph from the Collection of the Blogger
Photograph from the Collection of the Blogger (Back)
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New York Apartment of Nelson and Happy Rockefeller – Living Room
Photograph Published in Architectural Digest (September/October 1976) with an Article Titled “Jean-Michel Frank Remembered” by Van Day Truex
“… For Mr. Rockefeller [Frank] created the furniture, carpets and lighting fixtures for a room designed by the architect Wallace K. Harrison–a large wood-paneled room with two chimney places; Matisse had executed a mural framing one fireplace, and Léger had painted a fresco surrounding the other. Frank’s interesting approach included gilt armchairs grouped around the Matisse. Adapted from Louis XVIII models, they impart a ballroomlike spirit. Elsewhere in the room [Frank] used low tables, low chairs, and armchairs inspired by Louis XV pieces, with cane paneling and frames covered entirely in leather. Diego Giacometti executed the lamps and andirons, and the multitalented Christian Bérard designed the large Aubusson carpet.”
