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Gunnar Aagaard Andersen's stools, produced by PP Møbler DANSK MØBELKUNST A limited-edition designer long before the description was commonly used, Gunnar Aagaard Andersen never felt the need to produce pieces that were suitable for serial production. Originally a painter and a sculptor, Aagaard Andersen was keen on experimenting with new materials and technologies. The pair of stools above were one of his latest works, produced just two years before his death in 1982. For these stools, created as a variation on the rustic milking stool, he made a seat out of veneer stripes of different lengths held in place in relation to one another and to two laminate-glued, molded pair of legs held in place with bolts. Jean Prouvé's Maison Métropole, seen here at the Jardins des Tuileries. GALERIE PATRICK SEGUIN JEAN PROUVÉ FANS WILL DELIGHT IN GALERIE PATRICK SEGUIN'S LATEST LOVE SONG TO THE GREAT FRENCH ARCHITECT AND DESIGNER. THE MÉTROPOLE HOUSE, DESIGNED IN 1949, IS A STUNNING EXAMPLE OF THE DEMOUNTABLE ARCHITECTURE AND NOMADIC HOUSING THAT PROUVÉ CHAMPIONED. ADAPTABLE TO ANY SITE, IT CAME IN TWO SIZES, 8X8 METERS AND 8X12 METERS. OF THE 15 HOUSES PRODUCED, ONLY TWO REMAIN. CULTURED 45 © GALERIE PATRICK SEGUIN