Joan Kahr

Vintage Photographs from the Atelier of Edgar Brandt

The following is a list of the photographs currently exhibited on the walls and in the cases at the Moderne Gallery. We have an additional 150 photographs, which are not displayed. If you are looking for a particular image or type of image, please contact Moderne Gallery.

All photographs bear the stamp of Ferrobrandt and/or Edgar Brandt on the reverse. The photographer was F. Harand of Rue Duphot, Paris. The images on display are available for purchase for $850 each.

List of photographs

1) “Les Cigognes d’Alsace.” Grille, 1922. Wrought iron and bronze. Exhibited at the 1922 Salon des Artistes Français, Paris.

2) Chandelier, 1925. Wrought iron and acid-etched Daum glass. Exhibited in Brandt’s stand at the 1925 Exposition.

3) Vase, 1921. Wrought iron with glass by Daum Freres.

4) Pendants, ca. 1903-06. Wrought iron and/or silver, some with gold details.

5) Oval table with lotus motif, 1925. Wrought iron, marble and chiseled gilt bronze. Made for l’Ambassade Française at the 1925 Exposition.

6) Letter openers, ca. 1906. Wrought iron and bronze with cabochons.

7) Vase with serpent handles, ca. 1921. Hammered bronze.

8) Calendar/inkwell, 1924. Wrought iron and marble.

9) Interior of the Pavillon de l’Intransigeant at the 1925 Exposition. Wrought iron table by Edgar Brandt, sculpture by Max Blondat.

10) Wrought iron palm tree, 1925. Made for the Cheney Brothers Showroom.

11) “Danseur.” Fire screen, 1924. Patinated wrought iron and bronze niello. Exhibited in Brandt’s stand at the 1925 Exposition.

12) Bicycle stand, ca. 1922. Wrought iron. Porte Nancérenne, Reims.

13) Serving table, 1922. Wrought iron and marble. Made by Brandt for Hôtel Chambord. Maurice Dufrene, decorator.

14) Interior view of the ocean liner, Paris, 1920. Metalwork by Brandt. Richard Bouwens de Boijen, architect.

15) “Le feu.” Radiator cover, ca. 1923. Gilded wrought iron and marble. Designed by Brandt and Max Blondat. Blondat sculptures on top.

16) Fire screen, ca. 1924. Wrought iron.

17) “L’Age d’Or.” Grille, 1923. Wrought iron and gilded bronze. Designed by Brandt. Max Blondat, sculptor. Exhibited at the 1923 Salon d’Automne, Paris.

18) Wrought iron tree with Egyptian fan and pea pod motif, 1925. Made to display fabric in the Cheney Brothers Showroom.

19) Fire screen, ca. 1925. Wrought iron.

20) Heat register, ca. 1923. Wrought iron by Brandt. Max Blondat, sculptor. Made for a private home in Boulogne-Sur-Seine.

21) La Galerie Edgar Brandt, second floor salon, 1926. Exhibited works include Brandt’s “Musiciens et Danseurs,” “La Perse,” and sculpture by Joseph Bernard and Max Blondat.

22) Barometer with seaweed motif, ca. 1921. Wrought iron.

23) Exhibition of Brandt’s work. 1921. Salon d'Automne, Paris.

24) Wrought iron stair railing, 1924. Paul Poiret’s Couture House, Paris.

25) “La Danse.” Balustrade, ca. 1926. Wrought iron with bronze figures.

26) Wall sconce, ca. 1921. Wrought iron and Daum glass.

27) “Les Fleurs.” Torchiere, ca. 1925. Wrought iron and alabaster.

28) “Les Pins.” Fire screen, 1924. Wrought iron.

29) View of the ceiling on the ocean liner, Paris, 1920. Metalwork by Brandt. Richard Bouwens de Boijen, architect.

30) “Mélèze.” Radiator cover, ca. 1924. Wrought iron. Made for a private residence in Nice.

31) “Les Roses.” Oval mirror, 1921. Wrought iron with gold highlights.

32) “Orient.” Torchiere, ca. 1925. Wrought iron and alabaster.

33) Wrought iron tree, 1925. Made for the Cheney Brothers Showroom.

34) Table lamp, ca. 1926. Silvered wrought iron with silk shade.

35) Seaweed charger and bee charger, ca. 1912. Bronze.

36) “Les Fruits.” Radiator cover, 1922. Gilded and silvered wrought iron. Made for a private home in Nice.

37) Eel Vase, 1920. Bronze.

38) Chandelier, ca. 1921. Wrought iron with Daum glass shade.

39) “La Flore.” Wrought iron panel, ca. 1923.

40) Chandelier, ca. 1920. Wrought iron with Daum glass shades.

41) “Siam.” Console, 1923. Gilded and silvered wrought iron and marble. Exhibited at the 1923 Salon d'Automne.

42) “Les Roses.” Stove cover, ca. 1921. Wrought iron.

43) “Antique.” Console, 1924. Wrought iron and marble.

44) Seaweed umbrella lamp, ca. 1920-21. Wrought iron with faux porphyry base and Daum glass shades.

45) Bombé-shaped fire screen, ca. 1921. Wrought iron.

46) Fire screen, ca. 1920. Wrought iron with Daum glass panels.

47) Table lamp, ca. 1921. Wrought iron with Daum glass shade.

48) “Les Fruits.” Radiator cover, 1922. Gilded wrought iron and marble. Exhibited at the 13th Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, Paris.

49) “Simplicité.” Console, 1922. Silvered wrought iron and marble.

50) Mirror frames, ca. 1920. Wrought iron.

51) “Altesse.” Console, 1924. Silvered wrought iron and marble.

52) Chandelier (similar to “Résille”), 1921. Wrought iron with Daum glass shade.

53) “Les Bouquets.” Gates, 1925. Silvered wrought iron. As exhibited at Brandt’s stand at the 1925 Exposition.

54) “Simple Bouquet.” Wall sconce, 1922. Wrought iron with Daum glass shades.

55) Chandelier, ca. 1921. Wrought iron and carved glass.

56) Foyer grille, ca. 1924. Wrought iron. Made for a private residence in Lille.

57) View of Brandt’s display at the 1922 Salon d’Automne, Paris.

58) Starfish charger, ca. 1912. Bronze.

59) “Les Pins.” Radiator cover, 1922. Wrought iron and marble. Exhibited at the 1922 Salon des Artistes Décorateurs, Paris.

60) Au Bon Marché department store, Paris, 1923-24. Gilt bronze balustrades by Brandt. Louis H. Boileau, architect.

61) “Les Fruits.” Radiator cover, 1922. Wrought iron and marble.

62) “Les Fruits.” Console, 1921. Wrought iron and marble. As exhibited at the 1921 Salon d'Automne, Paris.

63) Balustrade, Au Bon Marché department store, Paris, 1923-24. Gilt bronze.