Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise and Eugène-Pierre Gourdet
Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise and Eugène-Pierre Gourdet were French interior design partners. Their work is characteristic of the opulent and derivative style of the Second French Empire of the mid-late 1800s. They frequently worked for Empress Eugénie, wife of Napoleon III and other members of French society.
Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise and Eugène-Pierre Gourdet are featured in Edition: The Best of the Met
Design for a ceiling painted with grotesque motifs (19th century)
Design for Ceiling, Hôtel Hope (1867)
Design for decoration of a ceiling (second half of 19th century)
Design for panels framing a mirror decorated with scrolls and clusters of fish and vegetables (1830-97)
Design for Salon Ceiling, Château de Cangé (second half of 19th century)
Design for the decoration of a beamed ceiling (1840-97)
Design for wall decoration in a gallery of the Château de Lude, Sarthe (second half of 19th century)
Pompeiian Design for Wall and Doorway (second half of 19th century)
Pompeiian Design for Wall and Doorway (second half of 19th century)
Two alternative designs for the painted decoration of a ceiling (1830-97)
