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Pierre Frey

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Minneapolis

FP943005 - Ombre

This large modernist herringbone by textile designer Elise Djo-Bourgeois is presented for the first time in the exhibition Art in the Home on the Djo-...
Minneapolis
This large modernist herringbone by textile designer Elise Djo-Bourgeois is presented for the first time in the exhibition Art in the Home on the Djo-Bourgeois stand that Elise designed with her architect husband in 1928. It plays with colors and features large vertical stripes highlighted by the traditional rotary screen printing with hand-painted effect.

Caractéristiques

Sales Unit

Available per roll of 10,05 mts

Caractéristiques

Backing

NON WOVEN

Caractéristiques

Composition

-

Caractéristiques

Width

52 cm / 20,47 inch

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Scenography

Minneapolis  - Laize: 52 cm / 20,47 inch
Raccord : Vertical 48 cm / 18.89 inch
Raccord : Horizontal 52 cm / 20 inch
Laize : 52,00 cm / 20,47 inch

Technical sheet

Minneapolis

FP943005 - Ombre

Pierre Frey - Elise Djo-Bourgeois

Type

Small width printed wallpapers

Artist

Élise Djo-Bourgeois

Sales Unit

Available per roll of 10,05 mts

Backing

NON WOVEN

Composition

-

Width

52 cm / 20,47 inch

Repeat

H: 52 cm - 20,00 inch
V: 48 cm - 18,89 inch
Straight repeat

Weight

175 gr / m²

Care

Spongeable Good lightfastness

Trimming

Trimmed

Hanging/Removing

Paste the wall
Strippable

Certifications

EUROCLASS B-s1,d0
ASTM E84 Class A

Notes

Good lightfastness
Flame retardant backing
Traditional printing technique

Book

F9979PPFREY38
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Élise Djo-Bourgeois

Élise Djo-Bourgeois

Born in Oran in 1894, Elise received at an early age an education in the arts. As a student, she attended the Académie Julian and Les Ateliers Montparnasse allowing her own geometric and modern style to blossom, which was fully expressed between 1920 and 1937.  

Elise Djo-Bourgeois

Djo-Bourgeois! A mythical name for fans of the modernist movement that in fact belies the fact of two artists with complementary talents: Georges Bourgeois, known as Djo-Bourgeois, architect and designer recognized with a dazzling career, and Elise, his wife, textile designer. Like many artists of the time, they created as a duo. The former works on space and imagines furniture that the latter covers. As famous as Sonia Delaunay at the time, Elise was nevertheless forgotten, due to a career that was abandoned too early following the sudden death of her husband.

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