Le Corbusier (1887-1965)

Le Corbusier's name has become a staple in Parisian drawing auctions. Two such drawings are offered in this sale, one dating to 1925, the other to 1939.

Le Corbusier and Pierre Chapo confirm their high ranking with drawings and furniture.

The architect’s indispensable silhouette took a new direction.

Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Le Corbusier's first housing unit was inaugurated in Marseille on October 14, 1952. Seventy years on, the post-war modernist ideal is still in vogue.

The architectural masterpiece designed by Eileen Gray in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin on the French Riviera has now reopened to the public, after a long period of neglect and five years' meticulous restoration. A manifesto of 1920s modernity.

To be sold in a special order sale, this bench consisting of two elements comes from Firminy, Europe's largest urban complex inspired by Le Corbusier's work.

Three studies once belonging to Breton cabinetmaker Joseph Savina recall his collaboration with the Swiss architect.

Eighteen lots of furniture and lamps will pay tribute to Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret’s monumental work in the Indian city, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Now a positive leitmotif in the auction house's drawing sales, Charles-Édouard Jeanneret oncet again takes pride of place.

Some 60 of these works on paper illustrate his collaboration on his sculptures and furniture with French cabinetmaker and artist Joseph Savina.