Does anyone here have, or know where I can find, plans (or just a detailed
picture)
of an Art Deco Wardrobe?
Thanks and regards,
Bill Walker
Bill Walker is the manager of the Woodworkers Warehouse store, Quincy,
Massachusetts
Do a search on work by Jacques-Emile Ruhlman
I've seen a wardrobe by him and it was just stunning
There are books about his work and he is reasonably well doecumented
--
Bob Mathison - Curator
Museum of Woodworking Tools
http://www.antiquetools.com
http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com
Let me know if find a picture you like. I would love to add
an Art Deco design to my low-stress computer furniture plans Web site
(URL below). I would be happy to detail the design for you.
This reminds me that I must get down to the Washington DC Art
Deco exhibit. I think it closes in a few weeks.
Thanks for the posting.
Tom Riley
jri...@charm.net
Woodware Designs
http://www.charm.net/~jriley/woodware.html
On 03 Feb 2001 03:34:58 GMT, wdwkrs...@aol.com (Bill Walker)
wrote:
Try the Design books by Fine Woodworking. I'm sure I saw a couple of
picures in them, just not sure which book.
:{) Lorne
: Does anyone here have, or know where I can find, plans (or just a detailed
: picture)
: of an Art Deco Wardrobe?
I've never seen plans, but here's a couple books with
detailed photos:
Alastair Duncan, Art Deco Furniture
Habeggar and osman, Sourcebook for Modern Furniture
foir modern work, much of which echoes the aesthetic of the
more streamlined Deco work, I highly recommend Betty Norbury's book
Furniture for the Twenty-First Century.
Be aware that the term 'art deco" actually covers several quite
distinct design styles -- the Ducan book is quite comprehensive.
-- Andy Barss