Charles Dudouyt End Table

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Charles Dudouyt (1885-1946) French end table, circa 1930.
Influenced heavily by African art, these richly carved tables mark an aesthetic exodus form Art Deco to the bold abstract forms of Picasso and the modern movement.

A prominent figure in early 20th century French design and contemporary of Alexandre Noll, Charles Dudouyt was instrumental in redefining France’s furniture and interior designs to a more modernist sensibility, drawing inspiration from tribal art and folk tradition. Initially an artist, Dudouyt abandoned painting and drawing to design and manufacture furniture, lamps and other decorative objects. He settled in Paris in 1933 where he moved away from convention, adopting an approach characterized by truth to materials: bringing out the humble beauty of simply carved wood as is evident in these two tables.

Located in our Los Angeles Gallery.

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height
depth
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Charles Dudouyt End Table

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$4,200

Charles Dudouyt (1885-1946) French end table, circa 1930.
Influenced heavily by African art, these richly carved tables mark an aesthetic exodus form Art Deco to the bold abstract forms of Picasso and the modern movement.

A prominent figure in early 20th century French design and contemporary of Alexandre Noll, Charles Dudouyt was instrumental in redefining France’s furniture and interior designs to a more modernist sensibility, drawing inspiration from tribal art and folk tradition. Initially an artist, Dudouyt abandoned painting and drawing to design and manufacture furniture, lamps and other decorative objects. He settled in Paris in 1933 where he moved away from convention, adopting an approach characterized by truth to materials: bringing out the humble beauty of simply carved wood as is evident in these two tables.

Located in our Los Angeles Gallery.

Charles Dudouyt End Table
Los Angeles
2360 S Robertson Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90034
Southampton
257 County Rd 39A
Southampton, NY 11968
LA (310) 876-1440
NY (631) 333-2004
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Charles Dudouyt End Table

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$4,200


Charles Dudouyt (1885-1946) French end table, circa 1930.
Influenced heavily by African art, these richly carved tables mark an aesthetic exodus form Art Deco to the bold abstract forms of Picasso and the modern movement.

A prominent figure in early 20th century French design and contemporary of Alexandre Noll, Charles Dudouyt was instrumental in redefining France’s furniture and interior designs to a more modernist sensibility, drawing inspiration from tribal art and folk tradition. Initially an artist, Dudouyt abandoned painting and drawing to design and manufacture furniture, lamps and other decorative objects. He settled in Paris in 1933 where he moved away from convention, adopting an approach characterized by truth to materials: bringing out the humble beauty of simply carved wood as is evident in these two tables.

Located in our Los Angeles Gallery.

Charles Dudouyt End Table