Pierre JEANNERET (1896-1967) Kangourou ‘Z’-shape Chair. Rare ‘Z’-shape Chair Pierre JEANNERET (1896-1967) [Model: PJ-SI-59-A] Low chair known as "kangourou" in solid teak wood and braided canework. Canework seat and backrest on a profiled teak wood structure forming a base at the back. Two slanting, profiled legs at the front. Slightly curved backrest, with leg following on from the seat to form a horizontal "Z" shape. Produced for several buildings in Chandigarh, there are slight variations in size and finish to each chair indicating that, as was the case with much of the furniture for Chandigarh, the pieces were made at different times in a number of different workshops. (Restorations and refinished) Circa 1959 DIMENSIONS Height 23 in / 58.5 cm. Depth 22 in / 56 cm. Wide 25 in / 63.5 cm. (+/) Other reference numbers for this model are: [CH010606] [PJ-010606]. Condition: Very Good REFERENCE - Similar model at the City Museum in Chandigarh, sector 10 - Similar model at the Hall of the General Hospital, sector 32 PROVENANCE - Acquired by a public Government Sale in Chandigarh - Private collection LITERATURE - Jacques Dworczak, “Catalogue raisonné du mobilier Jeanneret Chandigarh”, Assouline 2019, page 134 and 136, under reference number PJ-010606. - Galerie Patrick Seguin, “Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Chandigarh, India, 1951-66”, 2014, pages 204-205. - Eric Touchaleaume, Gerald Moreau, “Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, The Indian Adventure, Design-Art-Architecture”, Paris, 2010, page 570, under reference number PJ-SI-59-A. FOR SIMILAR MODEL SEE SALE - Christies in New York, “Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret from the Collection of Eric Touchaleaume”, similar model, sale on 5 June 2007, Lot 245. - Catalogue Artcurial Briest, Poulain, F.Tajan in Paris, similar model, sale on 14 June 2010, lot no. 99. - Catalogue Oise Enchères in Chantilly, similar model, sale on 19 April 2015, lot no. 183. - Catalogue Wright Auction in Chicago, similar model, sale on 8 November 2018, lot no. 47. (Please refer to department for Condition report)