Ontwerpen voor bijzettafels c. 1897 - 1898

Here we have a pencil drawing titled "Designs for Side Tables" by Carel Adolph Lion Cachet. The table's legs, with their curvaceous forms, evoke a sense of movement, reminiscent of the ancient Greek klismos chair. This chair, known for its elegant, inward-curving legs, was a symbol of refinement and sophistication. Here, Cachet reimagines these curves, infusing them with a modern sensibility. It is intriguing how these recurring motifs are not static, but rather dynamic entities that morph and adapt across generations. They awaken a shared cultural memory, resonating deeply within us. It is as if the past is constantly conversing with the present.