Chair by Jean-Michel Frank

Wooden chair, upholstered in fabric.

Product-id.:	JM F 264-15
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Armchair in lacquered wood, upholstered in fabric.

Measurement: L. 45 cm, H. 85 cm, P. 50 cm
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Jean Michel Frank, 1895 – 1941

Jean Michel Frank was born in Paris. He was an interior decorator and furniture designer, with international clients. His styles were unique and quite successful.
A famous client was Rockefeller Center in New York city (AF:B puts Jean there in the early 1930's, implying he did all of the interior decorating, but it is a complex of several buildings: the completion dates spanned from 1932-1939).
He died in New York in 1941.
Perhaps he moved there, perhaps before the Nazis took Paris, so I did not add a yellow star symbol). He fled Paris in 1940, first to Buenos Aires,
then to New York where he gave lectures in an art college.
Despite continued success, he committed suicide, jumping out his window like his father had. He died in 1941.