
Jean Dunand
Swiss-French(May 20, 1877 – 1942)
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Jean Dunand (1877, 1942) was a Swiss-born French artist and craftsman celebrated for his mastery of lacquerwork, metalwork, and interior design during the Art Deco era. He became renowned for his elaborately lacquered screens, panels, and decorative objects, often incorporating geometric patterns and exotic motifs. Dunand's work bridged fine art and applied craft, making him one of the most distinguished decorative artists of the early twentieth century.
Art DecoDecorative ArtsJean DunandFrenchLuxuryOrnamentalLacquered WoodFurnitureFrench DesignLacquerNesting TablesBronze
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