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Modernist Pile Rug in the Neo Baroque Style

N°
00911
Period
Circa 1935
Origin
France
Status
Available
Size
250 x 200 cm
8'2" x 6'6"
Materials
Wool

Similarly to the preceding example, this rug is characterised by a decidedly Neo Baroque flavour, with flowing curvilinear motifs of architectural origin on a green background framing a red monochrome open field. This style was popular throughout the second half of the Thirties, supplanted by a completely different aesthetic after the end of World War II.

 

For further reading please refer to J. Sirat, F. Siriex, ‘Tapis Français du XXe Siècle’, Paris 1993, pp. 62-75.
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