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Catherine and Stéphane de Beyrie, with Jacques Ouaiss co-publisher, published the first Jean Royère book in English dedicated to American connaisseurs: private collectors, interior designers, museum curators, and journalists.
This 176-page book comprises a luxurious cover illustration of Jean Royère's most famous pattern: the "Tour Eiffel". The book includes two black and white parts, of 16 pages each, on ivory paper and 144 pages of full color illustrations.
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The introductory black and white pages present different
analyses of the work of Jean Royère: Catherine and Stéphane de Beyrie explain why they became Royère hunters. Jacques Ouaiss tells how he discovered Royère.
Different points of view: Barbara and Richard Lane of
New York and Michael Boyd as collectors, DD Allen as an interior designer,
Nicholas Powell, journalist, presents Jean Royère's extraordinary
professional itinerary.
The 144 full color pages propose with great clarity the
most complete collection of works by Jean Royère ever put together:
Catherine and Stéphane
de Beyrie's collection of around 180 pieces. |
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