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Nomadic Murals

€45,00 EUR

by Le Corbusier

2023

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Includes 'Walls of Wool', an essay by Jean-Louis Cohen.

This catalog is published in conjunction with 'Nomadic Murals', an exhibition of tapestries by Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier organized in collaboration with Fondation Le Corbusier. This is the first time the gallery has shown works by Le Corbusier. The exhibition was on view from September 14 to October 22, 2022.

With his tapestries, Le Corbusier found a form of expression that allowed him to combine the themes of his paintings with the challenge of the wall surfaces of his buildings. Connecting his initial experiments from the 1930s with his major compositions after 1945, this exhibition gathers his drawings, cartoons, and a group of woven artworks. In this way, it covers the whole field of his imagination, from still lives to the female figures that continued to inspire him.

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Quantity First edition of 600
Dimensions 24 x 30 cm 9 1/2 x 12 in
Language English/French
Publisher Almine Rech Editions
Contributors Jean-Louis Cohen
Pages 104
ISBN 9782930573472
Publication Date 2023

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Le Corbusier

With his tapestries, Le Corbusier found a form of expression that allowed him to combine the themes of his paintings with the challenge of the wall surfaces of his buildings. Connecting his initial experiments from the 1930s with his major compositions after 1945, this exhibition gathers his drawings, cartoons, and a group of woven artworks. In this way, it covers the whole field of his imagination, from still lifes to the female figures that continued to inspire him.

- Jean-Louis Cohen, architectural historian and curator of Le Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscapes at MoMA (2013).

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