"Innovators Of Twentieth Century Style Including The Elsie de Wolfe Foundation" 1999 Christie's Los Angeles

"Innovators Of Twentieth Century Style Including The Elsie de Wolfe Foundation" 1999 Christie's Los AngelesIncluding the Property Sold to Benefit the Elsie de Wolfe Foundation [149] pp. 224 lots Christie's Los Angeles 1999 10 1 2" x 8 1 4" Fine Scroll Down for (15) Additional Scans: This already scarce catalogue includes the major portraits of Elsie de Wolfe (by Albert Sterner, Marcel Vertes, etc.), watercolors, and gouaches of her residences (After All, Villa Trianon, etc.) There are also lots featuring the furniture of Paul Berry, Dorothy Draper, Tony

Including the Property Sold to Benefit the Elsie de Wolfe Foundation

[149] pp.

224 lots

Christie's Los Angeles

1999

10 1/2" x 8 1/4"

Fine

Scroll Down for (15) Additional Scans:

This already-scarce catalogue includes the major portraits of Elsie de Wolfe (by Albert Sterner, Marcel Vertes, etc.), watercolors, and gouaches of her residences (After All, Villa Trianon, etc.) There are also lots featuring the furniture of Paul Berry, Dorothy Draper, Tony Duquette, Frances Elkins, Jean-Michel Frank, T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings (ironically a nemesis of de Wolfe’s), Billy Haines, Maison Jansen, Syrie Maugham, Sister Parish, etc.

“Having learned the value of publicity during her Broadway years, de Wolfe went to work projecting the image of the socially prominent tastemaker that she indeed had become. She could have written a book on public relations; instead, she published The House in Good Taste.”

--Louis Bofferding