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French beauty guru Frédéric Fekkai and his wife, Shirin von Wulffen, restore a romantic villa near his native Aix-en-Provence
I’m delighted this week to introduce Marie Christophe, a French designer who crafts chic and charming and functional sculptures from steel wire. She’s a favorite of my friend, designer Jean-Louis Deniot and has attracted a loyal following among the luxury fashion houses of Paris. Come with me this week to meet Marie Christophe and see how her witty and charming and artful handcrafted and custom-made wire sculptures, often in classical forms, are persuading her followers to lighten up. I first discovered the light-hearted works by Marie Christophe in the Left Bank studio of Jean-Louis Deniot. He has placed her crystal and gem-studded wire chandeliers in his international residences. And quietly, working in the French countryside, she has attracted the attention of leading fashion houses in Paris. “Marie Christophe makes wonderful, whimsical works in wire. It’s such an ordinary and practical and unexpected material to turn into something so fantastically beautiful,” said her agent, New Mexico-based Lisa Fontanarosa. “Her Cinderella-at-the-ball chandeliers and her frisky animal sculpture are delightful to encounter.” Christophe often punctuates her sculptures and imagery with glass beads, crystals, faux coral, shells, and ceramic pieces. Working in strong iron wire, Christophe, who lives on a farm in South-west France, crafts functional chandeliers, along with decorative insects, airy birdcages, birds, chickens, crocodiles, angels, and other diaphanous creations. Bees and elephants and butterflies shimmer with crystals. Some large-scale sculptures are light and transparent, as ephemeral as a sketch. Marie Christophe’s colossal new chandelier, created for Guerlain’s new boutique Cours des Senteurs (Court of Scents) in Versailles, is a confection in gold and clear crystal. The LED chandelier is 7’ H x 4 ‘ in diameter and made with antique gold crystal, sourced from local flea markets, and also embedded with gold paper. “Marie has an eye for turning the functional into the extraordinary and every piece she creates is a fairytale filled with wonder,” said Fontanarosa, who has represented Christophe for two decades. “The wire is the perfect substance for her imagination. She usually works very spontaneously, even skipping the sketching and moving straight onto engagement with the wire. She is able to coax movement from a length of wire, and she convinces it to twist and curl into something gloriously unexpected.” Fontanarosa observed that the sculptures’ very ‘nothingness’ and near invisibility are what makes them charming and humorous and very admired by French and American designers. About Marie Christophe She attributes her interest in design and art to her father, an architect with a passion for Japanese gardens and African art. Marie says that ‘a good design is for me to get the right balance between style and substance, so that the object organically finds its inherent function, be it aesthetic or utilitarian.’ She considers herself a creative artisan rather than a designer. Lisa Fontanarosa said she admires the singular beauty of an artist’s touch and especially loves the spontaneity of Christophe’s work. “I always look for the unexpected, and sometimes what’s not there catches my attention. When I discovered Marie Christophe, it was love at first light,” said Fontanarosa. “I was stunned by the elegance of her curves, the cleanness of her lines. Marie’s delicate, airy silhouettes fit perfectly in a large loft space, country kitchen, contemporary living room.” Lisa discovered Christophe in 1999. She was strolling on the Left Bank in Paris when she saw one of Marie’s chandeliers. “It was suspended from the ceiling of En Attendant les Barbares, 35 rue de Grenelle,” said Lisa. “My heart skipped a beat. I inquired who the artist was and contacted her immediately. I knew I had to share her whimsical wire works with the world. She was the first artist I signed to my design agency, so she and I really started together. I continue to look for others like Marie who create powerful pieces that mesmerize me.” Marie Christophe’s Bio She attended the prestigious graphic design and interior architecture school Penninghen in Paris. She studied drawing and sculpture and decided to blend the two disciplines in scribble-like wire objects that grew more complex over time. Working in wire followed naturally from Christophe’s progression through art school. She immediately set herself up to work simply with wire, as she likes its transparency. Marie Christophe was discovered by Hermes’ Jean-Louis Dumas at a group exhibition in 1996. Her collaboration began with Hermes when she made a horse sculptures in 1997. Her work has been showcased by France’s greatest luxury houses-- Dior, Cartier, Roger Vivier, Baccarat, and Guerlain as well as hotels, spas and private home throughout the world. Marie Christophe lives with her husband, an interior designer, and two children in a remote historic corner of France called le Gers, home to large farms, vast fields of wheat. It’s west of Toulouse and north of the Pyrénées, and notoriously inaccessible (especially by fast train). In the heat of summer, and beneath the intense July sun, the fields of Gers wheat smell like baking bread. It’s a heavenly part of France. Perfect for this artist to work at her craft undisturbed. She admits, however, that her work often brings her to Paris and she and her husband keep a studio for their visits. She continues to work closely with Jean-Louis Deniot and other designers, and often work for Hermes and other fashion houses. Marie Christophe began developing artistic and functional wireworks and likes working with wire because it is very easy, clean and light to work with. She twists her sculptural bespoke commissions one by one, with a simply a ball of wire, her grip and pliers. Colored ceramics and antique beads and handblown crystals are added to heighten the piece’s visual with and charm. Her pliable wire menagerie — dogs, elephants, birds, octopuses, owls, flamingoes and alligators find homes around the globe. Above, Marie Christophe made a special chandelier for the bedroom of Jean-Louis Deniot in Los Angeles. Deniot, has been a devoted collector of Marie Christophe’s work, including decorative garden animals, chandeliers and table lamps. His firm has commissioned bold and witty sculptures, whimsical decor, and a series of custom chandeliers for his international clients and also his own residences. For the airy bedroom of his new residence in Los Angeles, Marie Christophe made a custom chandelier in his favorite pale golden hue. It feels both classical and modern, and adds a light and witty note hovering above his bed. The custom chandelier has four lights and is shown in black, white and honey gold ceramics. CONTACTS: Agent Lisa Fontanarosa Lisa Fontanarosa Collection [email protected] 505-872-1929 www.lisafontanarosa.com Marie Christophe www.mariechristophe.com Tél. +33 6 03 22 77 48 Email: [email protected] Marie Christophe also works closely with the Studio of Jean-Louis Deniot in Paris: www.deniot.com Photos courtesy of Marie Christophe and Lisa Fontanarosa.
Image 3 of 16 from gallery of Maria Installation / Christoph Hesse Architects. Photograph by Laurian Ghinitoiu
Maria Schneider during the shooting of the film 'Madly' in September 1970, France. Photos by Jean-Pierre Bonnotte🌸
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St. John of Nepomuk received from Maria the star wreath was painted by the Austrian artist Christoph Unterberger in 1757. The more than 260 year-old original has the following following dimensions: 147 x 78 cm and was made with the medium oil on canvas. The masterpiece has the following text as inscrption: signed lower right at the base of Christ. Unterberger pinx .; Dated on the marble tile including: 1,757. This artpiece is included in the digital collection of Belvedere located in Vienna, Austria. With courtesy of - © Belvedere, Vienna, inventory number: 2173 (license - public domain). The creditline of the artpiece is: purchase from city expansion fund Vienna in 1921. In addition to that, the alignment of the digital reproduction is in portrait format with an image ratio of 1 : 2, which implies that the length is 50% shorter than the width. The architect, painter Christoph Unterberger was an artist from Austria, whose artistic style can mainly be classified as Baroque. The artist was born in 1732 in Cavalese, Trento province, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy and passed away at the age of 66 in the year 1798 in Rome, Roma province, Lazio, Italy. Additional description from the museum (© Copyright - Belvedere - Belvedere) Before signature and date discovered this painting was by Christoph Unterberger as the work of his uncle Michelangelo Unterberger. 1757 Year may seem at first sight very early, but Elfriede tree could make a convincing case that this may well have originated during the stay of the artist in Verona. [Georg Lechner, 2013] Background information about the original work of art Work of art title: "St. John of Nepomuk received from Maria the star wreath" Categorization of the work of art: painting Broad category: classic art Artwork century: 18th century Year of creation: 1757 Age of artwork: over 260 years old Original medium: oil on canvas Artwork original size: 147 x 78 cm Signature: signed lower right at the base of Christ. 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Schauspieler Christoph Maria Herbst ernährt sich nicht mehr vegan. Wie es dazu kam und was Frankreich damit zu tun hat, erzählt er im Interview.
Image 8 of 16 from gallery of Maria Installation / Christoph Hesse Architects. Photograph by Laurian Ghinitoiu
Christoph Weigel after Caspar Luyken, 1703 Holy Roman Empress Eleonora Magdalena Theresia, Archduchess Maria Elisabetha, Governess of the Austrian Netherlands and Holy Roman Empress Wilhelmine Amalia...
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Princess Maria Laura of Belgium, Archduchess of Austria-Este attends the wedding of Prince Jean-Christophe Napoleon and Countess Olympia von und zu Arco-Zinneberg at Les Invalides on October 19, 2019 in Paris, France.
Detail from a portrait of Marie Antoinette by Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun, 1788. [credit: © Château de Versailles, Dist. RMN-Grand Palais / Christophe Fouin]
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Age of Exploration printable timeline of important dates from Henry the Navigator to Henry Hudson. Place on your timeline in your notebook or on your wall.
Michelangelo's Tomb for Julius II: Genesis and Genius : Frommel, Christoph Luitpold, Forcellino, Maria, Echinger-maurach, Claudia, Forcellino, Antonio, Jemolo, Andrea: Amazon.it: Libri
The opening of the Charles James show at the Metropolitan Museum’s Anna Wintour Costume Center brings with it memories of New Yorks past.
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Eva-Maria Grein von Friedl and Christoph von Friedl attend the Grand opening of KARE Kraftwerk store on October 9, 2014 in Munich, Germany.
Bei strahlendem Sonnenschein legten die Fratres Augustinus Pühler OT und Samuel…
Queen Victoria on horseback, a preparatory sketch by Sir Francis Grant, 1845. Maria Theresia as Queen of Hungary on the crowning hill of Pressburg, unknown artist, circa 1741. Unknown, ND. (This should rather be labeled a "mule-y lady.") Laetitia, Lady Lade, by George Stubbs, 1793. Detail of above. Baronne X. - Amazone en chapeau haut-de-forme devant un étang, by Alfred de Dreux, circa 1845-50. Princess Marie Henriette of Austria, after 1865 Queen of the Belgians, circa 1860. (Two images.) Mrs. Margaretta Park Frew Riding, by Sir Alfred James Munnings, circa 1924. The Empress Eugénie, by Charles-Édouard Boutibonne, 1856. The now lost Château de Saint-Cloud is to be seen in the background. The Empress Elizabeth of Russia, by Georg Christoph Grooth, circa 1743-49. Grand Duchess later Empress Maria Feodorovna, circa 1860s. Same as above, circa 1870s. Detail of above. Maria Feodorovna's sister, Alexandra, Princess of Wales, and her husband the future Edward VII, Sandringham, before 1867. Alexandra, Princess of Wales, circa 1886. (Note that she's seated on the off side; after a severe bout with rheumatic fever in 1867, she was left with a permanently stiff right knee and thereafter had to use a sidesaddle with the pommel on the "wrong" side.) Lady on Horseback, Joseph Campeche, 1785. (For whatever reason, her saddle is also on the "wrong" side.) Maria Anna of Neuburg, Queen of Spain, by Luca Giordano, 1693-94. Wilhelmine of Prussia, Queen of the Netherlands, by Tethart Philip Christian Haag, 1789. (Unusually, she is riding astride.) Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna, circa 1860s. This looks to be a photographic image of the Grand Duchess melded with a photograph of an actual painting - a very early version of Photoshop. The Pavlovsk Palace can be seen in the background. Unknown, ND. This appears to be some version - a preparatory sketch, using a different model? - of the following image. Isabel II dirigiendo una revista militar, Charles Porion, 1867. Amazone au caraco jaune, by Alfred de Dreux, circa 1840-50s. Grand Duchesses Tatiana and Olga Nikolaevna and their aunt, Grand Duchess Eleonore of Hessen und bei Rhein, Livadia, 1912. Madame la duchesse de la Ferté, from a series of French court ladies, all by Joseph Parrocel, circa 1670s. Madame la duchesse d'Aumont, from the same series. Madame la comtesse d'Armagnacq, from the same series. Madame la duchesse de Bouillon, from the same series. Unknown, ND. Marie Jeanne Baptiste de Savoie-Nemours, duchessa di Savoia, the self-styled "Madama Reale", by Charles Dauphin (?), circa 1660-70s. Woman in French Garde du Corps uniform, unknown artist, circa 1787. Caterina Insarda marchesa di Caluso and Eleonora Delibera San Martino marchesa di Parella, unknown artist, Savoy, circa 1658-63. Unknown, ND. Isabel of France, Queen of Spain and Portugal, by Diego Velázquez, 1635-36. Margarita of Austria, Queen of Spain and Portugal, by Diego Velázquez, 1634-35. Painted more than twenty years after her death. Empress Elisabeth at the hunt, circa 1870-80. Queen Marie Antoinette at the hunt, by Louis-Auguste Brun, called "Brun de Versoix", 1783. Emma Powles on her Grey Hunter accompanied by her spaniel in a river landscape, by Jaques-Laurent Agasse, circa 1810-20. Queen María Luisa of Spain, by Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes, 1799. The courtesan Catherine Walters aka "Skittles" (?), circa 1870s. (Notice the painted backdrop.) The comtesse de Ranchicourt leaving for the hunt, by Théodore Chassériau, 1854.
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