Aubusson Tapestry, carton No. 13049
1950 · France
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The label
- Designer
- Jean Lurçat
- Period
- 1950
- Origin
- France
- Materials
- Velvet & Fabric
- Dimensions
- W 90 × D 1 × H 65 cmW 35.4 × D 0.4 × H 25.6 in
- Condition
- Good
- Reference
- VST-MYM-48461672
The story
Jean Lurçat
A unique Aubusson tapestry designed by Jean Lurçat, from carton No. 13049, around 1950, by the key figure in the revival of French tapestry.
Materials: Wool
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Origin: France
Period: 1950-1959
About Jean Lurçat
Jean Lurçat (1892-1966) was a French painter and ceramist, known above all for the renewal of tapestry in the twentieth century. Working with the Aubusson workshops from the late 1930s, he developed a vivid, symbolic language of suns, stars, animals and plants on dark grounds, culminating in the Chant du Monde cycle in Angers. He also designed ceramics. Collectors seek signed tapestries with documented weaving and good colour.
Delivery
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