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Large French Tambour Folding Screen by Jomain Baumann

Creator: Jomaine Baumann (Attributed)
Offered by: Fenestella

Description
Art deco room divider by Jomaine Baumann, France, 1940s. Constructed from patinated pine using a flexible tambour technique with narrow wooden slats joined by cord. The divider can be arranged in curved, folded, or extended configurations. Suitable for use as a functional room divider or freestanding interior element.

Jomaine Baumann was a French furniture designer active in the mid-20th century, best known for his flexible wooden room dividers and screens produced from the 1930s through the 1950s. Working primarily in pine, Baumann developed tambour-style constructions that allowed screens to be curved or reconfigured, combining practical function with restrained sculptural form. His room dividers are now considered representative examples of French Art Deco–influenced interior design.

More Information

Period:	1920-1949
Materials:	Wood
Condition:	Good. Good vintage condition. Signs of wear as expected with age and use. Heavy patina throughout with surface wear showing blemishes, scratches and scuffs. Minor losses around edges.
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Art Deco, Mid Century
200 Lex Booth #:	37
Incollect Reference #:	839993

Dimensions

W.	118 in;	H.	67 in;	D.	1 in;
W.	299.72 cm;	H.	170.18 cm;	D.	2.54 cm;

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