Furniture comprising two lateral flaps forming a secretary. The seat back incorporating a door simulating the front in the closed position . ” ” Little Secretary half moon floral pattern inlay and clear end. The seat fits in the cabinet , which on the front and the left side opens cupboards , drawers belt . Frame and frame lacquered wood.<\/p>\n
Paul Poiret was born in Paris April 20, 1879 and died in Paris April 28, 1944 , whose real name is Paul Poiret -Henri is a French fashion designer , known for his boldness.<\/p>\n
It is considered a precursor of the Art Deco style. He opened his couture house in September 1903. He was the first couturier , with Madeleine Vionnet , delete corset in 1906 , creating high-waisted dresses . He became a pioneer of women’s emancipation .<\/p>\n
In 1911 , he opened the workshop Martine , a sort of school of decorative arts , then launches a line of furniture (furniture, fabrics, paper ) . Close artistic circles , Poiret was the first couturier to seek the collaboration of painters Raoul Dufy and draws fabrics and patterns for home sewing . From 1911 to 1917 he rented and restores Pavilion Butard in La Celle -Saint -Cloud and used as a summer residence and showcase large festivals, including the famously dated June 20, 1912 – the feast of Bacchus. Isadora Duncan danced on tables in the middle of 300 guests and 900 bottles of champagne were consumed until the first light of day.<\/p>\n
” Poiret beautiful ” buys a mansion avenue d’ Antin where there host lavish parties including the famous Thousand and second night , marking the Parisian nights . Poiret knows the triumph he dresses the most prominent actresses and all- Paris , aided by his wife Denise, who is brand ambassador . It draws on his many travels to create clothing marked with the East, Russia, North Africa .<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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