Jean Prouvé Mono­graph Box Set

This two-volume, slip­cased edition — curated by Galerie Patrick Seguin — revis­its and expands the orig­i­nal 2007 Jean Prouvé mono­graph, broad­en­ing its scope beyond archi­tec­ture to fully encom­pass his furni­ture designs. Newly conceived cover art and graph­ics frame a compre­hen­sive presen­ta­tion of each house shown by the gallery, illus­trated with archival mate­r­ial and contem­po­rary photog­ra­phy, along­side works drawn from private international collections.

The set also includes a complete cata­logue of Galerie Patrick Seguin’s Jean Prouvé exhi­bi­tions from 1990 to 2016, situ­at­ing the work within the gallery’s long-stand­ing engage­ment with his legacy.

Retain­ing the orig­i­nal volume’s inter­views with collec­tors and design special­ists, the publi­ca­tion is enriched by a detailed biog­ra­phy by Prouvé’s daugh­ter, Cather­ine Prouvé, and essays by Raymond Guidot and Cather­ine Coley. Together, the two volumes reflect Prouvé’s now widely recog­nized impor­tance to 20th-century design — his furni­ture conceived in direct dialogue with archi­tec­ture, in service of a modern ​“art of living” and a coher­ent, humane vision of the built environment.