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Maison Dumas brings together a vast selection of furniture, art and ceramics. Specializing in architectural and Brutalist furniture from the second half of the 20th century, the galleries feature many exceptional pieces. Discover them for yourself.
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JOE COLOMBO
Joe Colombo was an Italian designer born in Milan on July 30, 1930, and died on the same July day in 1971. His style is characterized by an innovative, futuristic, even utopian approach. He is easily associated with the key social issues of the 1960s: the hippie and pop movements, mass consumption, the democratization of audiovisual products such as television, and the anti-conformism characteristic of the era.
Elda Armchairs,
years 1960
Armchairs, sofas, chairs
Wall lights, chandeliers...
TABLES
Desks, bedside tables, consoles
Mirrors, coat racks
ARTISTS
COCTEAU
ARMAN
Through some of the most illustrious names of the 20th century, Maison Dumas invites you to explore the artistic avant-garde of contemporary art as we know it today. Free Figuration, New Realism and Expressionism are just some of the trends embodied by the artists we present.
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THE GALLERY
Galerie Maison Dumas specializes in architectural and Brutalist furniture (20th century furniture), works of art, ceramics, murals, lighting, collectible books and rugs and tapestries.
We represent designers and architects from the 1950s to the 1980s, mainly French and Italian. Among them: Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Chapo, Le Corbusier & Pierre Jeanneret, Jean Prouvé, Pierre Paulin, Gio Ponti, Gino Sarfatti, Reggiani, Charles Eames, or Hans Wegner ... Maison Dumas also exhibits works by contemporary sculptors, painters and ceramists such as Anne Marie Pecheur, Arman, Ben Vautier, Jules Agard, Bernard Buffet, Roger Capron, Jean-jacques Ceccarelli, Claude Gilli, Jean Cocteau, Raymond Dauphin, Jean Miotte, Just Jaeckin, Jean Picart le Doux, Éric Liot, Yvon Tailandier, Claude Viallat and Julien Vignikin. At our sites in Megève and Saint-Tropez, we are home to Galerie Dumas Limbach Fine Art, specializing in works by post-war artists and figuration libre.