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Inspired by the artisans of Venice, L'Objet's Elad Yifrach has created the 'L'Objet pour Fortuny' collection, a series of earthenware dinnerware featuring the patterns of fashion and textile designer Mariano Fortuny. This large orange canister is characterised by hand-gilded 24 karat gold accents, which adorn its entire body and lid. The result is a home accessory that is a vibrant celebration of pattern, shape and colour, and one that will transcend time.

Everyday experiences shot through with a sumptuous tapestry of invention and delight just about define the exciting work of Venetian artisans. This sentiment was the driving force behind L'Objet's 'Fortuny' set of four dessert plates, which combine high quality earthenware with a different style of ornate detailing on each plate in shades of red, green, teal and orange and hand-gilded 24 carat gold accents.

'Fortuny' è il romanzo anomalo, il poema-viaggio che Pere Gimferrer compone tra Venezia, Parigi e Barcellona. Una saga familiare e una \"modernissima\" epopea personale che ha per protagonista Mariano Fortuny - pittore, fotografo, scenografo, illuminatore, arredatore, inventore, incisore, impresario, disegnatore e stampatore di tessuti - e dalla quale fanno capolino i \"ritratti\" di Henriette, moglie e collaboratrice di Mariano, e di altre guest stars, protagonisti e comparse, evocate nel tempo lirico di Gimferrer alludendo a quello storico di Fortuny; allora i protagonisti e i personaggi di contorno attraversano il tempo ricurvo che va dalla seconda metà del XIX secolo agli anni immediatamente successivi al secondo dopoguerra.

Everyday experiences shot through with a sumptuous tapestry of invention and delight just about define the exciting work of Venetian artisans. This sentiment was the driving force behind L'Objet's 'Fortuny' set of four canape plates, which combine high quality earthenware with a different style of ornate patterned detailing on each plate in shades of red, green, teal and orange and hand-gilded 24 carat gold accents.

Everyday experiences shot through with a sumptuous tapestry of invention and delight just about define the exciting work of Venetian artisans. This sentiment was the driving force behind L'Objet's 'Fortuny' set of four canape plates, which combine high quality earthenware with a different style of ornate patterned detailing on each plate in shades of red, green, teal and orange and hand-gilded 24 carat gold accents.

Everyday experiences shot through with a sumptuous tapestry of invention and delight just about define the exciting work of Venetian artisans. This sentiment was the driving force behind L'Objet's 'Fortuny' set of four dessert plates, which combine high quality earthenware with a different style of ornate detailing on each plate in shades of red, green, teal and orange and hand-gilded 24 carat gold accents.

Inspired by the artisans of Venice, L'Objet's Elad Yifrach has created the 'L'Objet pour Fortuny' collection, a series of earthenware dinnerware featuring the patterns of fashion and textile designer Mariano Fortuny. This large orange canister is characterised by hand-gilded 24 karat gold accents, which adorn its entire body and lid. The result is a home accessory that is a vibrant celebration of pattern, shape and colour, and one that will transcend time.

Uncovers the extraordinary breadth of designer Mariano Fortuny, including and beyond his fashion output, alongside the personal and political catalysts that inspired him\n\n Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo (1871-1949) was a polymath who experimented in a variety of media including electric lighting, stage design, photography, the development of pigments, and textile and garment design. Yet his vision as a painter, persistently attuned to light and color, shaped all his artistic endeavors.\n \nFortuny: Time, Space, Light examines Fortuny's Venetian workspaces, clothing designs, stage lighting inventions, and paintings to find unifying themes of revivalism, memory, light, magic, and secrecy that run throughout his wide-ranging career. It features new archival discoveries, including unseen artworks and unpublished personal writings, as well as a new analysis of Fortuny's paintings, never-before discussed in an English-language publication. In addition to providing historical context and visual analysis of his work, the book delves into the relationships between Fortuny and Proust, Wagnerian opera, and Italian fascism. It also aims to illuminate more of Fortuny's personal motivations through new archival evidence and unpublished notes to explore how his object collection and library were used as catalysts for his innovative creations.

Uncovers the extraordinary breadth of designer Mariano Fortuny, including and beyond his fashion output, alongside the personal and political catalysts that inspired him\n\n Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo (1871-1949) was a polymath who experimented in a variety of media including electric lighting, stage design, photography, the development of pigments, and textile and garment design. Yet his vision as a painter, persistently attuned to light and color, shaped all his artistic endeavors.\n \nFortuny: Time, Space, Light examines Fortuny's Venetian workspaces, clothing designs, stage lighting inventions, and paintings to find unifying themes of revivalism, memory, light, magic, and secrecy that run throughout his wide-ranging career. It features new archival discoveries, including unseen artworks and unpublished personal writings, as well as a new analysis of Fortuny's paintings, never-before discussed in an English-language publication. In addition to providing historical context and visual analysis of his work, the book delves into the relationships between Fortuny and Proust, Wagnerian opera, and Italian fascism. It also aims to illuminate more of Fortuny's personal motivations through new archival evidence and unpublished notes to explore how his object collection and library were used as catalysts for his innovative creations.

Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo, figlio d'arte, artista poliedrico ed eclettico, nato a Granada nel 1872, visse tra Parigi, Roma e Venezia, dove giunse diciottenne e vi rimase fino alla morte, avvenuta nel 1949. La città lagunare ebbe un ruolo fondamentale sia per il suo carattere cosmopolita sia per la sua natura di luogo d'incontro tra cultura occidentale e orientale. Non a caso Marcel Proust lo soprannominò il Mago di Venezia. Si dedicò alla pittura, all'incisione, alla scenografia, alla scenotecnica e illuminotecnica, alle arti applicate. Con la moglie, Henriette Negrin, concepì inoltre creazioni di moda: recuperando l'abbigliamento greco, le stampe di Morris e motivi decorativi catalani, Fortuny creò uno stile caratterizzato da lunghe tuniche, Delphos, realizzate in seta plissettata che lo rese famoso in tutto il mondo. Il romanzo, sebbene fedele agli avvenimenti che caratterizzarono la vita di Fortuny, se ne discosta per esplorare i pensieri, le sensazioni dell'artista e del suo entourage. Non solo la magnifica Venezia del Primo Novecento prende così vita tra le pagine, ma anche Henriette, una moglie devota consapevole del talento del marito e del suo attaccamento all'indomita madre, Cecilia, flamenquera e amante dei gatti, le giovani sarte che cucirono gli abiti indossati da Eleonora Duse. Un romanzo insolito, affascinante, una sorta di flusso di coscienza polifonico.

This ravishing book opens a window onto the lives, designs, and passions of two charismatic artists. Born a generation apart, they were seeming opposites: Mariano Fortuny, a Spanish aristocrat thrilled by the sun-baked cultures of Crete and Knossos; William Morris, a British craftsman, in thrall to the myths of the North. Yet through their revolutionary inventions and textiles, both men inspired a new variety of art, as vibrant today as when it was first conceived. Acclaimed writer A.S. Byatt traces their genius right to the source.\n\nThe Palazzo Pesaro Orfei in Venice is a warren of dark spaces leading to a workshop where Fortuny created his designs for pleated silks and shining velvets. Here he worked alongside the French model who became his wife and collaborator, including on the ‘Delphos’ dress – a flowing gown evoking classical Greece.\n\nMorris’s Red House, outside London, with its Gothic turrets and secret gardens, helped inspire his stunning floral and geometric patterns; it also represented a coming together of life and art. But it was Kelmscott Manor in the English countryside that he loved best – even when it became the setting for his wife’s love affair with Dante Gabriel Rossetti. \n\nGenerously illustrated with the artists’ beautiful designs – pomegranates and acanthus, peacock and vine – A.S. Byatt brings the visions and ideas of Fortuny and Morris dazzlingly to life.

This ravishing book opens a window onto the lives, designs, and passions of two charismatic artists. Born a generation apart, they were seeming opposites: Mariano Fortuny, a Spanish aristocrat thrilled by the sun-baked cultures of Crete and Knossos; William Morris, a British craftsman, in thrall to the myths of the North. Yet through their revolutionary inventions and textiles, both men inspired a new variety of art, as vibrant today as when it was first conceived. Acclaimed writer A.S. Byatt traces their genius right to the source.\n\nThe Palazzo Pesaro Orfei in Venice is a warren of dark spaces leading to a workshop where Fortuny created his designs for pleated silks and shining velvets. Here he worked alongside the French model who became his wife and collaborator, including on the ‘Delphos’ dress – a flowing gown evoking classical Greece.\n\nMorris’s Red House, outside London, with its Gothic turrets and secret gardens, helped inspire his stunning floral and geometric patterns; it also represented a coming together of life and art. But it was Kelmscott Manor in the English countryside that he loved best – even when it became the setting for his wife’s love affair with Dante Gabriel Rossetti. \n\nGenerously illustrated with the artists’ beautiful designs – pomegranates and acanthus, peacock and vine – A.S. Byatt brings the visions and ideas of Fortuny and Morris dazzlingly to life.

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