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b. 1867 - d. 1956

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      • JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Modernist ceiling lamp, ca, 1900. Brass and 55 leaded glass. A similar lamp is preserved in the collection of the MNAC (Museo Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
        Oct. 29, 2024

        JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Modernist ceiling lamp, ca, 1900. Brass and 55 leaded glass. A similar lamp is preserved in the collection of the MNAC (Museo Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

        Est: €28,000 - €32,000

        JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Modernist ceiling lamp, ca, 1900. Brass and 55 leaded glass. A similar lamp is preserved in the collection of the MNAC (Museo Nacional d'Art de Catalunya), and in the Casa Amatller (Barcelona). In very good state of preservation. Measurements: 120 x 30 x 30 cm. Ceiling lamp designed by Puig i Cadafalch. The extraordinary piece is fully ascribed to Catalan modernism. The lampshade shines with the variety of its stained glass colors, made up of fifty-five glass discs of different shades, leaded with brass. The shade is set in a crown of embossed brass with foliate motifs inspired by shamrocks. The upper stem has a fine sogueado and from it spring floral bouquets of coup-de-fuet type. From the lower body hang filamentous scrolls ending in cross-shaped and lobed flower motifs in the manner of pendants. Josep Puig i Cadafalch is now remembered as one of the great names of Catalan modernism. He developed his training in Barcelona, where he studied architecture and exact sciences, and shortly after finishing his studies he obtained the position of municipal architect in his native Mataró, with only twenty-four years. It was there that he carried out his first architectural projects, although five years later he returned to Barcelona. There he was appointed professor at the School of Architecture, specializing in hydraulics and resistance of materials. His prestige led him to assume in 1917 the position of president of the Mancomunitat de Catalunya, a position from which he developed an ambitious educational and cultural plan that included the promotion of the archaeological excavation of Ampurias. He held the post until 1923. As an architect, Puig i Cadafaclh was a disciple of Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and is considered the last representative of modernism and the first of noucentisme. He began his career within the modernist style of his training, revealing in works such as the Amatller, Martí, Terradas or de les Punxes houses a certain Nordic influence. After this first period, developed between 1895 and 1905, he evolved towards a language that could be defined as rational idealism, based on the tastes of the new haute bourgeoisie, which crystallizes in buildings designed with a more rational and practical criterion, as exemplified by the Trinxet, Muntades and Company houses. Finally, his period of maturity is monumentalist, and develops around the preparation of the Barcelona International Exhibition of 1929, of which Puig i Cadafalch was the main architect. It is now inspired by Roman architecture, although it also incorporates elements typical of Valencia and Andalusia, resulting in an attractive neo-baroque style. In parallel, he also showed great interest in American architecture, and even designed the Pich House inspired by Louis Henry Sullivan. He also developed an important work as an art historian. During the Civil War he went into exile in Paris, and there he devoted himself mainly to teaching architecture and history, being named doctor honoris causa by several universities, including Paris. Upon his return, the new regime did not allow him to work as an architect, so he devoted himself to the restoration of historic buildings.

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      • MODERNIST CEILING LAMP AFTER MODELS BY JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (1867 - 1956), CIRCA 1900.
        Feb. 15, 2024

        MODERNIST CEILING LAMP AFTER MODELS BY JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (1867 - 1956), CIRCA 1900.

        Est: €700 - €1,300

        Embossed and gilded brass with coloured blown glass elements. It preserves the original extension. Height 115 cm; height of the extension 82 cm.

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      • desk cabinet; JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Walnut wood, colored glass and golden metal.
        May. 10, 2023

        desk cabinet; JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Walnut wood, colored glass and golden metal.

        Est: €3,000 - €4,000

        Writing desk; JOSEP PUIG I CADAFALCH (Mataró, 1867- Barcelona, 1958). Walnut wood, coloured glass and gilded metal. Measurements: 258 x 86 x 45 cm. The architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch is now remembered as one of the great names of Catalan modernism. He developed his training in Barcelona, where he studied architecture and exact sciences, and shortly after finishing his studies he obtained the post of municipal architect in his native Mataró, when he was only twenty-four years old. It was there that he carried out his first architectural projects, although five years later he returned to Barcelona. There he was appointed professor at the School of Architecture, specialising in hydraulics and resistance of materials. His prestige led him to assume the post of president of the Mancomunitat de Catalunya in 1917, a post from which he drew up an ambitious educational and cultural plan that included the promotion of the archaeological excavation of Ampurias. He held the post until 1923. As an architect, Puig i Cadafaclh was a disciple of Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and is considered the last representative of Modernisme and the first of Noucentisme. He began his career in the modernist style of his training, revealing a certain Nordic influence in works such as the Amatller, Martí, Terradas and de les Punxes houses. After this first period, between 1895 and 1905, he evolved towards a language that could be defined as rational idealism, based on the tastes of the new haute bourgeoisie, which crystallised in buildings designed with a more rational and practical approach, as exemplified by the Trinxet, Muntades and Company houses. Finally, his period of maturity was monumentalist, and developed around the preparations for the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition, of which Puig i Cadafalch was the main architect. It was now inspired by Roman architecture, although it also incorporated elements typical of Valencia and Andalusia, resulting in an attractive neo-baroque style. At the same time, he also showed great interest in American architecture, and even designed the Pich House inspired by Louis Henry Sullivan. He also carried out important work as an art historian. During the Civil War he went into exile in Paris, where he devoted himself mainly to teaching architecture and history and was awarded honorary doctorates by several universities, including Paris. On his return, the new regime did not allow him to work as an architect, so he devoted himself to the restoration of historic buildings.

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      • Josep Puig i Cadafalch, design, and attributed to Gaspar Homar, manufacture Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Bar
        May. 31, 2017

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch, design, and attributed to Gaspar Homar, manufacture Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Bar

        Est: €2,000 -

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch, design, and attributed to Gaspar Homar, manufacture Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Four-poster bedframe Carved walnut Procedencia: Casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Por herencia, de los descendientes del primer propietario. Colección particular, Barcelona. 288x159x240 cm Josep Puig i Cadafalch, diseño y atribuido a Gaspar Homar, realización Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Cama con dosel Nogal tallado Procedencia: Casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Por herencia, de los descendientes del primer propietario. Colección particular, Barcelona. 288x159x240 cm

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      • Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - B
        May. 20, 2015

        Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - B

        Est: €1,000 -

        Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Writing desk Carved walnut with brass and steel decorations. The top can be pulled out to writing. Origin: casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Inherited by the descendants of the first owner. 185x51x36 cm Josep Puig i Cadafalch, diseño y atribuido a Gaspar Homar, realización Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Escritorio Nogal tallado con aplicaciones en latón y acero. Con mecanismo de extracción del sobre para escribir Procedencia: casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Por herencia, de los descendientes del primer propietario 185x51x36 cm

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      • Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - B
        May. 20, 2015

        Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - B

        Est: €3,000 -

        Design by Josep Puig i Cadafalch and realization attributed to Gaspar Homar Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 and Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Bed with canopy Carved walnut Origin: Casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Inherited by the descendants of the first owner. 288x159x240 cm Josep Puig i Cadafalch, diseño y atribuido a Gaspar Homar, realización Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 y Buñola, Mallorca 1870 - Barcelona 1955 Cama con dosel Nogal tallado Procedencia: Casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Por herencia, de los descendientes del primer propietario. 288x159x240 cm

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      • Josep Puig i Cadafalch Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 Lámpara de techo tipo farol Cibas de vidrio policromo emplomadas con estructura...
        Oct. 01, 2014

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 Lámpara de techo tipo farol Cibas de vidrio policromo emplomadas con estructura...

        Est: €3,000 -

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 Lámpara de techo tipo farol Cibas de vidrio policromo emplomadas con estructura en latón. Hacia 1898. Procedencia: casa Coll i Regàs, Mataró. Existe una obra similar en el MNAC, como depósito del Instituto Amatller de Arte Hispánico, 1970, en Barcelona (nº inv. 114836-000) 131 cm alt. y 35 cm diám

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      • Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Mataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 , Project for the ""Palais de la Paix""
        Oct. 17, 2013

        Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Mataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 , Project for the ""Palais de la Paix""

        Est: €300 -

        Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i CadafalchMataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 Project for the ""Palais de la Paix"" in The HagueTwo pencil and ink drawings on cardboardProject drafted by Goday under the direction of Puig i Cadafalch, done around 1903-1907. In 1903, the Carnegie Foundation was set up to call an open international competition for the construction of a Palais de la Paix (Vredespaleis) in The Hague. Out of the 216 proposals – among which was that of Goday and Puig i Cadafalch – the winner was the one by French architect Louis Cordonnier, which was built between 1907-1913. Bibliografía de referencia: Albert Cubeles i Marc Cuixart (eds.), ""Josep Goday Casals. Arquitectura escolar a Barcelona de la Mancomunitat a la República"", Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona i Institut d'Educació, 2008, p. 164 y 166 91.6x70.9 cm and 99.6x67.7 cm Josep Goday (Mataró 1882 - Barcelona 1936) y Josep Puig i Cadafalch Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 Proyecto para el "Palais de la Paix" de La Haya Dos dibujos a lápiz y tinta sobre cartulina Proyecto de Goday bajo la dirección de Puig i Cadafalch, hacia 1903-1907. En 1903, se constituyó la Fondation Carnegie que convocó un concurso internacional para la construcción de un Palais de la Paix (Vredespaleis) en La Haya. De entre 216 propuestas -entre las que se presentó la de Goday y Puig i Cadafalch-, finalmente ganó la del arquitecto francés Louis Cordonnier, que se construyó entre 1907-1913. Bibliografía de referencia: Albert Cubeles i Marc Cuixart (eds.), "Josep Goday Casals. Arquitectura escolar a Barcelona de la Mancomunitat a la República", Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona i Institut d'Educació, 2008, p. 164 y 166 91,6x70,9 cm y 99,6x67,7 cm

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      • Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Mataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 , Project for the ""Palais de la Paix""
        May. 16, 2013

        Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Mataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 , Project for the ""Palais de la Paix""

        Est: €1,000 -

        Josep Goday (Mataró 1882-Barcelona 1936) and Josep Puig i CadafalchMataró 1867-Barcelona 1956 Project for the ""Palais de la Paix"" in The HagueTwo pencil and ink drawings on cardboardProject drafted by Goday under the direction of Puig i Cadafalch, done around 1903-1907. In 1903, the Carnegie Foundation was set up to call an open international competition for the construction of a Palais de la Paix (Vredespaleis) in The Hague. Out of the 216 proposals – among which was that of Goday and Puig i Cadafalch – the winner was the one by French architect Louis Cordonnier, which was built between 1907-1913. Bibliografía de referencia: Albert Cubeles i Marc Cuixart (eds.), ""Josep Goday Casals. Arquitectura escolar a Barcelona de la Mancomunitat a la República"", Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona i Institut d'Educació, 2008, p. 164 y 166 91.6x70.9 cm and 99.6x67.7 cm Josep Goday (Mataró 1882 - Barcelona 1936) y Josep Puig i Cadafalch Mataró 1867 - Barcelona 1956 Proyecto para el "Palais de la Paix" de La Haya Dos dibujos a lápiz y tinta sobre cartulina Proyecto realizado por Goday bajo la dirección de Puig i Cadafalch, realizado hacia 1903-1907. En 1903, se constituyó la Fondation Carnegie para convocar un concurso internacional para la construcción de un Palais de la Paix (Vredespaleis) en La Haya. De entre 216 propuestas -entre las que se presentó la de Goday y Puig i Cadafalch-, finalmente ganó la del arquitecto francés Louis Cordonnier, construyéndose entre 1907-1913. Bibliografía de referencia: Albert Cubeles i Marc Cuixart (eds.), "Josep Goday Casals. Arquitectura escolar a Barcelona de la Mancomunitat a la República", Barcelona, Ajuntament de Barcelona i Institut d'Educació, 2008, p. 164 y 166 91,6x70,9 cm y 99,6x67,7 cm

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      • Josep Puig i Cadafalch (Mataró, 1867 - Barcelona,
        Mar. 03, 2012

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch (Mataró, 1867 - Barcelona,

        Est: -

        Josep Puig i Cadafalch (Mataró, 1867 - Barcelona, 1956) Silla de estilo neogótico. Diseño de Puig i Cadafalch. Finales del siglo XIX. Medidas: 111 x 46 x 43 cm. Precio de salida: 400 € euros

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