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品名（中）	书桌（每日幸福）
品名（英）	Desk (bonheur du jour)
入馆年号	1982年，1982.60.58
策展部门	欧洲雕塑和装饰艺术（European Sculpture and Decorative Arts）
创作者	Claude-Charles Saunier【1735 至 1807】【法国人】
创作年份	公元 1760 - 公元 1780
创作地区
分类	木工家具（Woodwork-Furniture）
尺寸	39 x 25 1/4 x 14 1/2 英寸 (99.1 x 64.1 x 36.8厘米)
介绍（中）	这款小型写字台有着敞篷车腿和新古典主义风格的底座，在风格上是过渡性的，很可能是在1765年至75年间建造的桌子两侧的门和侧面都镶嵌着日本黑色和金色的漆皮，尺寸大大缩小，因此很难确定年代，但可能是在1660年至1690年间完成的。这些面板描绘了河流景观中的鹅、水禽、船只和建筑物，并配有开花的树木，周围环绕着一种法国仿燕麦漆的边界，这种漆在日语中被称为nashiji。一些油漆装饰被刮去以适应这些边界这张小桌子的上部和下部各有一个用门围起来的隔间。将它们隔开的是一个浅抽屉，里面有一张镶有帝王木的书写幻灯片，还有原始的镀金金属笔架和墨水和沙子的容器 Saunier是巴黎首屈一指的商人，他为私人客户以及商人Dominique Daguerre提供家具。达盖尔是巴黎奢侈品经销商之一，位于圣奥诺雷街和附近街道的时尚商店。这些时尚的经销商自己不制造任何家具或家具，但在他们的设计中发挥了作用，并向橱柜制造商提供了某些部件，例如本例中的日本漆皮。
介绍（英）	With its cabriole legs and neoclassical mounts, this bonheur du jour or small writing desk is transitional in style and was most likely executed between 1765–75. The doors and sides of both sections of the desk are inset with panels of Japanese black and gold lacquer much reduced in size and thus difficult to date but probably executed between 1660–1690. Depicting geese, waterfowl, boats and buildings in river landscapes with flowering trees, these panels are surrounded by borders of a French imitation of aventurine lacquer called nashiji in Japanese. Some of the lacquer decoration was scraped away to accommodate these borders. The upper and lower sections of this small desk each contain a single compartment enclosed by doors. Separating them is a shallow drawer with a writing slide bordered with king wood and the original gilt-metal pen tray and containers for ink and sand. A leading Parisian ébéniste, Saunier supplied furniture to private clients as well as to the marchand-mercier Dominique Daguerre. Daguerre was one of the Parisian dealers in luxury goods located in fashionable shops on the rue Saint-Honoré and nearby streets. These fashionable dealers did not make any furniture or furnishings themselves but played a role in their design and supplied certain components, such as in this case, the Japanese lacquer panels, to the cabinetmaker.