Le Regard D'Alan
Hardcover catalog of an auction held on 6 October 1991 at Binoche et Godeau dispersing the collection of Alan Grizot (b. 1945), legendary gallerist and pioneering promoter and marketer of the great French creators of the mid-century. These works were languishing in the market when they caught Alan’s perspicacious gaze in the mid-1970’s. Included in this landmark sale were masterworks by now blue-chip names including Jacques Adnet, Michel Buffet, Pierre Guariche, Elisabeth Joulia, Garouste and Bonetti, George Jouve, Jean Lurcat, Mathieu Mategot, Serge Mouille, Alexandre Noll, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouve, and Jean Royere, along with important pieces by still-edgy makers such as Roy Adzak, Rene Brault, Nicola, Bernard Aubertin, Philolaos, Pucci de Rossi, and Yonel Lebovici. 4to (9.75” x 11.5”), hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 178 pages with b/w and color illustrations. Lot photos staged at Grizot’s Paris apartment.
Hardcover catalog of an auction held on 6 October 1991 at Binoche et Godeau dispersing the collection of Alan Grizot (b. 1945), legendary gallerist and pioneering promoter and marketer of the great French creators of the mid-century. These works were languishing in the market when they caught Alan’s perspicacious gaze in the mid-1970’s. Included in this landmark sale were masterworks by now blue-chip names including Jacques Adnet, Michel Buffet, Pierre Guariche, Elisabeth Joulia, Garouste and Bonetti, George Jouve, Jean Lurcat, Mathieu Mategot, Serge Mouille, Alexandre Noll, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouve, and Jean Royere, along with important pieces by still-edgy makers such as Roy Adzak, Rene Brault, Nicola, Bernard Aubertin, Philolaos, Pucci de Rossi, and Yonel Lebovici. 4to (9.75” x 11.5”), hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 178 pages with b/w and color illustrations. Lot photos staged at Grizot’s Paris apartment.
Hardcover catalog of an auction held on 6 October 1991 at Binoche et Godeau dispersing the collection of Alan Grizot (b. 1945), legendary gallerist and pioneering promoter and marketer of the great French creators of the mid-century. These works were languishing in the market when they caught Alan’s perspicacious gaze in the mid-1970’s. Included in this landmark sale were masterworks by now blue-chip names including Jacques Adnet, Michel Buffet, Pierre Guariche, Elisabeth Joulia, Garouste and Bonetti, George Jouve, Jean Lurcat, Mathieu Mategot, Serge Mouille, Alexandre Noll, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouve, and Jean Royere, along with important pieces by still-edgy makers such as Roy Adzak, Rene Brault, Nicola, Bernard Aubertin, Philolaos, Pucci de Rossi, and Yonel Lebovici. 4to (9.75” x 11.5”), hardcover with pictorial dust jacket, 178 pages with b/w and color illustrations. Lot photos staged at Grizot’s Paris apartment.
