“Papillons et Feuillage”
Aubusson tapestry woven at the Braquenié workshop
Jean Lurçat’s “Papillons et Feuillages” tapestry is a work of great beauty and remarkable artistic richness. Produced in the 1950s, this tapestry offers a spellbinding composition in which butterflies and foliage intertwine in a delicate, poetic dance.
Butterflies, symbols of lightness and transformation, are depicted with extraordinary finesse, highlighting their delicate motifs and shimmering colors. The foliage, meanwhile, adds a touch of organic life to the whole, creating a harmonious balance between nature and the aerial grace of butterflies.
The skillful use of vivid colors and rich textures lends the “Butterflies and Foliage” tapestry a captivating visual depth. The subtle nuances of the yarns used and the meticulous details reveal Lurçat’s technical mastery of weaving, testifying to his exceptional talent as a textile artist.
Galerie Boccara is proud to present this magnificent work in its prestigious collection. Galerie Boccara is renowned for showcasing exceptional works of art, and the inclusion of Jean Lurçat’s “Papillons et Feuillages” tapestry is a testament to its artistic value and importance in the art world.
By exhibiting this tapestry, Galerie Boccara offers visitors a unique opportunity to appreciate the beauty and elegance of this timeless artistic creation. The delicate details and harmonious composition of “Papillons et Feuillages” are highlighted in this renowned exhibition space, allowing viewers to explore and fully immerse themselves in the captivating world of Jean Lurçat.
