Georges Lucien Guyot (French, 1885-1973) A wood and Abalone Marquetry Panel
An exceptional marquetry panel by Georges Lucien Guyot, derived from his explorations and observations in the wilds of Africa. This rare marquetry panel depicts two Cheetahs fighting in a verdant landscape, picked out in exotic timbers including Mahogany, satinwood, ebony, boxwood, Karelian Birch burr, palmwood and partridge wood. Detailed with inlaid abalone shell and ivorine. The bushy plant leaves retaining their original green staining.
Signed ‘Guyot’ in marquetry lower right
France, circa 1930
Height: 47 cms (18.5 ins)
Width: 58 cms (22.8 ins)
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