BOUQUET ET LAMBREQUIN
This motif of drapery and bouquet, imagined by Charles Martin, combines textile movement with floral composition in a distinctly Art Deco design.
Colorways
001 Bleu turquoise verdâtre
001 Bleu turquoise verdâtre
001 Bleu turquoise verdâtre
MP132
• Hand-brushed background • Woodblock printed wallpaper • Made in France in the MAUNY workshops, certified with the EPV label
* EPV stands for “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant,” a French label awarded to companies for excellence in traditional craftsmanship.
3
47 cm / 18,50”
V:
55 cm / 21,65"
H:
47 cm / 18,50"
Straight repeat
Width: 51 cm / 20.08"
Length: 10.20m / 11 Yards
Illustrated by
Charles Martin
(1884-1934)
French designer trained at the École des Beaux-Arts and the Académie Julian, he excelled in etching and stencil techniques. He worked in luxury decorative arts, creating perfume bottles, furniture, wallpapers, and posters. He illustrated around twenty books, notably Sports et Divertissements with Erik Satie, and contributed to La Gazette du Bon Ton, Harper’s Bazaar, and Vanity Fair. His refined, joyful style shows the influence of Cubism.
His works are held at the Cooper Hewitt and MoMA in New York, and at the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Decor Illustration
by David Sala