Pierre Jeanneret’s “Advocate Armchairs” (c. 1950s) stand as an iconic triumph of mid-century modernism, designed specifically for the civic architecture of Chandigarh, India. The authoritative architectural wood frames are paired excellently with premium hair-on-hide upholstery. This pair arrives with provenance from the renowned Galerie Patrick Seguin in Paris.
Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896 - 1967) “Advocate Armchairs,” for Chandigarh, c.1950s (pair) Wood, hair on hide
35 ½ h x 25 ⅜ w x 27 d in
(90.17 h x 64.45 w x 68.58 d cm)
Sold as pair
Provenance: Galerie Patrick Seguin, Paris, France
Pierre Jeanneret’s “Advocate Armchairs” (c. 1950s) stand as an iconic triumph of mid-century modernism, designed specifically for the civic architecture of Chandigarh, India. The authoritative architectural wood frames are paired excellently with premium hair-on-hide upholstery. This pair arrives with provenance from the renowned Galerie Patrick Seguin in Paris.
Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896 - 1967) “Advocate Armchairs,” for Chandigarh, c.1950s (pair) Wood, hair on hide
35 ½ h x 25 ⅜ w x 27 d in
(90.17 h x 64.45 w x 68.58 d cm)
Sold as pair
Provenance: Galerie Patrick Seguin, Paris, France
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