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PIERRE JEANNERET

In the early 1950s Pierre Jeanneret began a new project at Chandigarh, in India, at the invitation of his cousin Le Corbusier, then at work on a groundbreaking architectural program there. When Le Corbusier opted out halfway through, Jeanneret became the undertaking's chief architect and urban designer. At the same time he created a furniture style to be used for the government offices and a number of private homes.
1/ Table, ca. 1960-61
H. 71.5 x L. 182.5 x D. 91 cm
H. 28 1/8 x L. 71 7/8 x D. 35 7/8 in.
2/ Library table with light, ca. 1963-1964
H. 104 × L. 247 × D. 125 cm
H. 41 × L. 97 1/4 × D. 49 1/8 in
3/ Library table, ca. 1955-56
H. 73 x L. 243 x P. 121.5 cm
H. 28 3/4 x L. 95 5/8 x D. 47 7/8 in.
4/ Library table, ca. 1955-56
H. 71 x L. 145.5 x D. 90.5 cm
H. 28 x L. 57 1/4 x D. 35 5/8 in
5/ Upholstered Easy armchair, ca. 1959-60
H. 77 x L. 69 x D. 73 cm
H. 30 3/8 x L. 27 1/8 x D. 28 3/4 in
6/ «Kangourou» lounge chair, ca. 1960
H. 58.5 x L. 55 x D. 69 cm
H. 23 x L. 21 5/8 x D. 27 1/8 in.
7/ Type Chair, ca. 1958-59
H. 81 x L. 44.5 x D. 52.5 cm
H. 31 7/8 x L. 17 1/2 x D. 20 5/8 in
8/ Desk, ca. 1960
H. 70.5 x L. 114.5 x P. 76 cm
H. 27 3/4 x L. 45 1/8 x D. 29 7/8 in
9/ Pigeonhole desk, ca. 1957-58
H. 71 x L. 122 x D. 81 cm
H. 28 x L. 48 x D. 31 7/8 in
10/ Pigeonhole desk, ca. 1957-58
H. 71.5 x L. 122 x D. 83.5 cm
H. 28 1/8 x L. 48 x D. 32 7/8 in
11/ Reading table, ca. 1961-62
H. 71 x L. 120.5 x D. 76 cm
H. 28 x L. 47 1/2 x D. 29 7/8 in.
12/ Student desk, ca. 1960
H. 72.5 x L. 81 x P. 59 cm
H. 28 1/2 x L. 31 7/8 x D. 23 1/4 in.
13/ Desk, ca. 1960
H. 72 x L. 115 x D. 73 cm
H. 28 3/8 x L. 45 1/4 x D. 28 3/4 in
14/ Console, ca. 1955-56
H. 76.5 x L. 122.5 x D. 47 cm
H. 30 1/8 x L. 48 1/4 x D. 18 1/2 in
15/ Pair of “Easy armchairs”, ca. 1955-56
H. 70 x L. 52.5 x D. 68.5 cm
H. 27 1/2 x L. 20 5/8 x D. 27 in
16/ Pair of “Advocate chairs”, ca. 1955-56 (with Le Corbusier)
H. 84 x L. 64 x D. 67 cm
H. 33 x L. 25 1/8 x D. 26 3/8 in
17/ Pair of “Advocate chairs” (leather), ca. 1955-56 (with Le Corbusier)
H. 83.5 x L. 63 x D. 67 cm
H. 32 7/8 x L. 24 3/4 x D. 26 3/8 in
18/ “Senat” chair, ca. 1959-60
H. 91 x L. 57 x D. 66 cm
H. 35 7/8 x L. 22 1/2 x D. 26 in
19/ “Office chair”, ca. 1955-56
H. 78.5 x L. 50 x D. 54 cm
H. 30 7/8 x L. 19 3/4 x D. 21 1/4 in
20/ Set of 6 Office chairs, ca. 1955-56
H. 77.5 x L. 50.5 x D. 54.5 cm
H. 30 1/2 x L. 19 7/8 x D. 21 1/2 in
21/ “Office chair”, ca. 1955-56
H. 78 x L. 50 x D. 54.5 cm
H. 30 5/8 x L. 19 5/8 x D. 21 1/2 in
22/ Stool, ca. 1965-66
H. 66 x ø 50 cm
H. 26 x ø 19 3/4 in
23/ “Library chair”, ca. 1959-60
H. 75 x L. 47 x D. 47 cm
H. 29 1/3 x L. 18 1/2 x D. 18 1/2 in
24/ Set of 8 Library chairs, ca. 1959-60
H. 75 x L. 47 x D. 47 cm
H. 29 1/3 x L. 18 1/2 x D. 18 1/2 in
25/ “Type Chair”, ca. 1958-59
H. 79.5 x L. 44.5 x D. 51.5 cm
H. 31 1/4 x L. 17 1/2 x D. 20 1/4 in
26/ “Type Chair”, ca. 1958-59
H. 78.5 x L. 44 x D. 55 cm
H. 31 x L. 17 3/8 x D. 21 5/8 in
27/ “Class Chair”, ca. 1960
H. 75 x L. 91.5 x D. 91.5 cm
H. 29 1/2 x L. 36 x D. 36 in
28/ Demountable chair, ca. 1955-56
H. 70.5 x L. 50 x D. 47 cm
H. 27 3/4 x L. 19 5/8 x D. 18 1/2 in
29/ Chair, ca. 1960
H. 78.5 x L. 42.5 x D. 50 cm
H. 31 x L. 16 5/8 x D. 19 5/8 in
30/ Dining table, ca. 1952 (avec Charlotte Perriand)
H. 70.5 x L. 202 x D. 96.5 cm
H. 27 3/4 x L. 79 1/2 x D 38 in

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