Examples of 'perriand' in a sentence
Meaning of "perriand"
perriand (noun) - possibly a surname or a term referring to a specific individual or entity. Its meaning is not widely recognized in English
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Charlotte Perriand came out of this period.
Many masterpieces of painting and sculpture contextualize and highlight the furniture of Charlotte Perriand.
Charlotte Perriand furniture design classics.
French participation headed by Charlotte Perriand.
Interior of an original Perriand apartment in Les Arcs.
Perriand Kitchen The things that remain in vogue.
The work of Charlotte Perriand is truly remarkable.
Slices of beauty for the Rio table by Charlotte Perriand.
Charlotte Perriand and photography.
Prouvé and Perriand.
The furniture of Charlotte Perriand has just sprayed sales records at Artcurial Paris.
The design of the furniture was carried out by Charlotte Perriand and Jean Prouvé.
He also collaborated with Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret on a variety of furniture designs.
The art of mountain living, according to Charlotte Perriand.
Charlotte Perriand and Jean Prouvé designed the furniture for the building.
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Unknown photographer, Charlotte Perriand and an unknown individual.
Inspired, Perriand inveigled a meeting with Le Corbusier to persuade him to hire her.
In Europe, the work of Charlotte Perriand probably best reflects this influence.
Charlotte Perriand continued to renovate agencies, forging a particularly close link with Air France.
They had one daughter, Pernette Perriand.
So they have built a Perriand house ; it was built from a drawing and it 's posthumous.
Volume 3 of The complete works of Charlotte Perriand.
Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Charlotte Perriand presented, House fittings, sets of compartments, seats, tables.
He shows furniture at the Salon d'Automne, together with Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret.
On entering the Hall Jacqueau, the visitor sees, 25 m ahead and on-axis, a portrait of Charlotte Perriand.
Project for a dry mounted aluminum bivouac shelter, with Charlotte Perriand and engineer A. Tournon.
Mahagony-veneered plywood, painted bent sheet steel, aluminium Nuage' wall-mounted shelf by Charlotte Perriand.
The interior and furniture were designed by Charlotte Perriand and Jean Prouvé in 1953.
