Mariano Fortuny by Anne-Marie Deschodt (French Edition)
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FRENCH EDITION. A well illustrated and complete survey of Fortuny's life and work. The legendary textile and clothing designer Mariano Fortuny (1871 - 1949) was a leading artist of the Gilded Age. Living and working in Venice and Paris, he specialized in spectacular luxury fabrics based on Renaissance, Byzantine, and Art Nouveau patterns. His most famous creations were the unique pleated-silk Delphos dress, designed to cling sensuously to the body, and flowing scarves of the same material. Isadora Duncan and Eleanora Duse wore his dresses; Orson Welles made costumes from his textiles for the film 'Othello'.
Hardcover. Book and Dust Cover in Excellent Condition.
Copyright 2000, Editions du Regard, Paris
ISBN: 2-84105-120-X
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