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Le Corbusier - Exposed in Dumas Limbach fine art gallery

 LE CORBUSIER

1887 - 1965

The father of modern architecture, Charles Édouard Jeanneret, better known as Le Corbusier, is considered the representative of the Modern Movement. Le Corbusier introduced new ideas such as purism, the link between architecture and nature and functionalism. He finds inspiration for artistic, architectural and urban elements during his travels by mixing heritage and modernity. Le Corbusier’s architectural work in chandigarh is classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the artist is also known as the inventor of the “housing unit” which is the concept of a theoretical reflection on collective housing.

Le Corbusier - diabolo floor lamp from Chandigarh - LC LU 02 A - Exposed in Dumas Limbach fine art gallery

LE CORBUSIER
LC-LU-02-A

1963

Indoor floor lamp in steel and aluminum lacquer
Black and yellow horn reflectors
H 226 cm x W 61 cm x D 57 cm

Le Corbusier - sketch on paper - Etude pour femme Les main - Exposed in Dumas Limbach fine art gallery

LE CORBUSIER
ETUDE POUR FEMME - LES MAINS

1957

Pastel and ink on paper
Unframed: H 42,7 cm x W 32,9 cm

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