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Pair of Cabinets

  • Opprettelsesdato1792
  • Dimensjoner94.0 x 78.0 cm

Discover Etienne Levasseur: French cabinetmaker of the Louis XVI style. Master of Boulle furniture & exquisite marquetry. Explore his legacy at ArtsDot.

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In France, the eighteenth-century was one of the most vibrant and intensely creative periods in the history of furniture. Supported by a wealthy and appreciative aristocracy and regulated by a powerful guild system under the king’s control, French cabinetmakers produced magnificent objects unrivaled by any other country or group of artists.Étienne Levasseur is considered one of the foremost ébénistes (cabinetmakers) of the eighteenth century. He trained in the workshop of André Charles Boulle, who specialized in sumptuous furniture noted for its elaborate tortoiseshell marquetry and brass. Levasseur was expert in repairing and copying Boulle furniture, and he was one of the first French ébénistes to use mahogany, which he often inlaid with brass. In 1767 Levasseur was named a maître (master), and was allowed to stamp his work with his name. This pair of cabinets carries Levasseur’s mark, which dates them to a time after 1767.The Art Museum’s cabinets embody many popular eighteenth-century French decorative elements. Each cabinet is made of an oak carcass with ebony veneer and pewter inlay. The cabinets are inset with Japanese lacquer panels - a feature in great demand in the mid-eighteenth century - depicting vases of flowers and landscapes with mother-of-pearl appliqué. The gilt bronze mounts on the feet reflect the acanthus motif also seen on the gilt bronze frieze under the black marble tops.

Kunstnerbiografi

the life and works of a french cabinetmaker

étienne levasseur, a renowned french cabinetmaker, was born in paris in 1721 and passed away in 1798. he is celebrated for his exceptional work in the louis xvi style, which defined the era's furniture making.

early life and training

admitted to the guild of cabinetmakers in 1766, étienne levasseur specialized in boulle furniture, restoring and re-creating some of his works. his use of exotic woods, marquetry, and gilt bronze mounts characterized his unique style.

notable works and collaborations

* pair of cabinets (mahogany panel, cincinnati art museum, united states) - a prime example of levasseur's mastery in the louis xvi style. * collaboration with other notable cabinetmakers, such as andré charles boulle, further solidified his reputation.

museums and collections featuring étienne levasseur's work

* cincinnati art museum (united states) - home to several of levasseur's pieces, including the aforementioned pair of cabinets. * [https://ArtsDot.com/@/étienne levasseur](https://ArtsDot.com/@/étienne levasseur) - explore more of levasseur's works and learn about his life on ArtsDot.

legacy and influence

* levasseur's innovative use of materials and techniques influenced generations of cabinetmakers, cementing his place in the history of french furniture making. * his work can be seen as a bridge between the traditional boulle style and the emerging neoclassicism.

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  • discover more about étienne levasseur and his contributions to the world of cabinetmaking.
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étienne levasseur

étienne levasseur

1721 - 1798 , France

Kort om kunstneren

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Rococo, Fêtes Galantes
  • Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
    • Rubens
    • Correggio
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
    • Claude Gillot
    • Claude Audran III
  • Date Of Birth: October 10, 1684
  • Date Of Death: July 18, 1721
  • Full Name: Jean-Antoine Watteau
  • Nationality: French
  • Notable Artworks:
    • Pilgrimage to Cythera
    • Pierrot
    • Gersaint’s Shopsign
  • Place Of Birth: Valenciennes, France