Pierre Giraudon
French
Pierre Giraudon (1923–2012) was a visionary French designer whose work fused science, nature, and art through the innovative use of resin. Originally trained as a biologist, Giraudon developed techniques in the late 1940s to encapsulate organic materials—such as plants, coral, and mechanical fragments—within clear plastic, creating sculptural forms that were both educational and decorative. In the 1960s and ’70s, his studio produced a wide range of striking objects, including lamps, tables, and resin blocks, often paired with chrome or gilt bases. These pieces reflect a bold, surreal aesthetic that defined French mid-century modern design. Though he resisted the label of “artist,” Giraudon’s work remains celebrated for its originality, curiosity, and seamless blend of the natural and industrial worlds.
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Resin obelisk with inclusions by Pierre Giraudon, Paris, France, circa 1970
H 19.69 in W 3.54 in D 4.33 in
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Resin obelisk with wood bark inclusions by Pierre Giraudon, France, circa 1970
H 40 in W 8 in D 10 in
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Parrot sculpture in resin by Pierre Giraudon, Paris, France, circa 1970
H 14.57 in W 5.12 in D 3.54 in
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A 1970's Resin & Gilded Bronze Coffee Table by Pierre Giraudon
H 12 in W 42 in D 23 in
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Pierre Giraudon Fractured Resin Sphere, Acrylic Sculpture, Clear & Yellow Gold
H 9 in DIA 9 in
$ 3,600
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Table basse en résine à piètement doré. Pierre Giraudon
H 16 in W 43 in D 23 in
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A Sculpture in Amber Colored Resin by Pierre Giraudon
H 6 in W 11 in D 4 in
$ 2,459
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Tall crushed ice resin " egg" attributed to Pierre Giraudon
H 14.17 in DIA 9.06 in
$ 1,600
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Green Fractal Resin Table Lamp, France 1970s
H 13.39 in DIA 3.54 in
$ 1,630
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