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Modern Masters Tapestries
303 5th Avenue, Suit 204
New York City, NY 10016 , United States
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Description
Jean Lurçat
Petit Neptune
Collection: Modern Tapestry
Material: Aubusson wool tapestry woven at the Gisèle Brivet workshop
Dimensions : 150 x 187 cm – 59 x 74 in.
Signed: Lower left
Jean Lurçat “Petit Neptune” Tapestry
Jean Lurçat’s “Petit Neptune” tapestry is a masterpiece that seamlessly blends artistic creativity with technical brilliance, capturing the grandeur of the sea god Neptune in a tapestry of exquisite detail and profound symbolism.
In this mesmerizing work, Neptune stands majestically amidst a swirling vortex of aquatic life, his trident firmly grasped in his hand, symbolizing his dominion over the oceans. The tapestry bursts with vibrant hues, from the deep blues of the sea to the shimmering scales of fish and the vibrant corals that adorn the seabed.
Lurçat’s mastery of weaving is evident in the tapestry’s intricate patterns and rich textures. The “haute-lisse” technique, which allows for precise details and intricate designs, is employed to stunning effect, creating a tapestry that is both visually stunning and deeply evocative.
Beyond its aesthetic appeal, “Petit Neptune” delves into the profound mythology surrounding Neptune, the god of the sea. The tapestry evokes a sense of awe and mystery, hinting at the power and grandeur of the oceans, while also acknowledging the dangers and depths that lie beneath the surface.
This tapestry stands as a testament to Jean Lurçat’s artistic vision and his ability to seamlessly integrate his imagination with technical mastery. It is a work that transcends the boundaries of mere décor, becoming a vessel of storytelling and emotion, captivating viewers and transporting them to a world of divine majesty and oceanic wonder. -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern Incollect Reference #: 784105 -
Dimensions
W. 59.06 in; H. 73.62 in; W. 150 cm; H. 187 cm;
Message from Seller:
At Modern Masters Tapestries, we offer a curated collection of exceptional 20th-century tapestries and artistic rugs, featuring works by renowned artists like Sonia Delaunay and Alexander Calder. Founded by art connoisseur Didier Marien as a branch of the esteemed Boccara Gallery, our passion for textile art spans over 35 years. For more information, contact us at 228.343.4620 or info@mmtapestries.com.
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