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166 - Yves Pagart (born 1947) ‘Aronde’ secretary desk and ‘Mouflet…
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Estimate €1,500 - €2,000
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Yves Pagart (born 1947) ‘Aronde’ secretary desk and ‘Mouflette’ chair > “Aronde” writing desk in red-patinated steel with gold leaf, signed, dated 1993 and numbered 7/8G beneath the top, opening via a flap and two drawers – H. 102 cm, W. 78 cm, D. 68 cm > “Mouflette” chair in red patinated steel, signed, dated 1993 and numbered 4/50 beneath the seat – H. 74 cm, W. 43 cm, a few chips and a crack at the back Bibliography: > Galerie Blau, Fribourg, 1997, “Yves Pagart – Mobilier”, models reproduced on pp. 39 and 94. Yves Pagart is a French designer whose artistic world lies at the intersection of sculpture, art furniture and contemporary design. Based near Cahors, in the Lot Valley, he draws his inspiration from nature, observing the mineral, plant and animal forms that fuel his creative imagination. His works are characterised by organic, often zoomorphic lines, evoking fossils, shells or imaginary creatures. Working primarily with metal – notably steel, zinc and patinated bronze – Yves Pagart crafts sculptures and furniture that deliberately blur the line between functional objects and works of art. His creations stand out for their understated elegance and strong poetic presence, where every curve seems inspired by the movements of nature. For several years now, he has been collaborating with his son, Benjamin Pagart, a cabinetmaker based in Paris. Together, they produce unique pieces or limited editions, combining the nobility of precious woods with the expressive power of metal.
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About the sale Contemporary Art • Street Art • Ceramics • Design
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Auction time 08/22/2026 at 10:30 AM
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