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Piero FORNASETTI (after) SOLE IN GERUSLEMME 1993 silkscreen on coated paper unsigned, unnumbered 100 x 70 cm edited by: Graphique de France printed by: Graficaza in good condition, slight handling
The practical madness of one of Italy's most profilic designers
The inspiration of this print is 'Sole di Capri' a design created by Piero Fornasetti in the 50s. Piero Fornasetti long had a passion for Capri and created this iconic design from his imagination, before ever having visited the legendary island. Piero eventually took the family there on holiday and, during the 1960s, also opened a temporary Fornasetti boutique on the island. The original print is a combination of personified suns and stylized architecture, both typical of Fornasetti. The idea of pairing personified suns and clouds appears for the first time in a sketch for a headscarf that Piero drew in 1950. It is now a whimsical all-over print, bringing a unique quirk to an interior. Width x Length: 52 cm x 10 m Pattern Repeat: 76 cm Match: Half Drop
Piero Fornasetti "Red Fish" print on 250g canvas paper stamped on the back but unsigned and unnumbered. Dimensions 60 x 45 cm. Printed by Grapheel San Marino. In very good condition. Beautiful poster on heavy ivory board according to the work of Piero Fornasetti.
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Papel pintado Fornasetti Senza Tempo II de Cole & Son Modelo: Foglie y Scimmie Diseño: hojas, MONOS Estilo: papel, sin relieve Soporte: tejido no tejido Colores: rojo, marrón, negro Medida del rollo: 10 x 0.68 m Case del diseño: 57 cm Plazo entrega: 15 días aprox. IR A LA COLECCIÓN
Un classico del portfolio dell'Atelier, il sole occupa una posizione privilegiata nel repertorio delle forme naturali di Fornasetti ed è uno dei principali motivi nell'universo visivo dell'Atelier. Una predilezione in parte giustificata dal fatto che per anni, nei primi anni '40, su richiesta di Gio Ponti, Piero Fornasetti ha progettato almanacchi a tema lunare da regalare come doni natalizi.
Piero Fornasetti was a true original in the landscape of 20th-century design. His witty and surreal juxtapositions of hand-painted images cover the surfaces of furniture, tableware, and textiles—even entire rooms. Decorative in nature, and antithetical to the form-follows-function austerity of modernist design, the extraordinary range of items he produced through his atelier, numbering over 11,000, testifies to both his popularity and to his limitless imagination.
Fornasetti multi Silenzio Cushion (40cm x 40cm). Receive complimentary UK delivery on orders over £100 and free returns.
There are many reasons I love shopping at Ikea (cinnamon rolls, meatballs, soft serve)..... I also love the furniture because it's easy to embellish and alter! This week I'm taking a basic Ikea chair and giving it a Fornasetti inspired makeover with just a few images and some E-6000 Spray Adhesive. Since I discovered this non-toxic spray adhesive, I've been going a little nuts with it. It makes decoupage super easy. I was able to make this chair in just a couple of hours, spray paint and all. One of my lovely new Fornasetti inspired chairs You can use this technique on mismatched chairs for an amazing look Watch the video tutorial here! YOU'LL NEED Ikea Chair Clip art images of your choice E-6000 Spray Adhesive Black Krylon spray paint Americana Multi Surface Satin Paint in Gold Krylon metallic gold paint pen Minwax Polycrylic Spray water bottle Paintbrush Image of Lina Cavalieri She was a famous opera singer who is featured on many of Piero Fornasetti's pieces. Clip art butterflies to print out St. Peters Basilica Spray paint your chair black Cut out your clip art Spray the front of your clip art pieces with water Spray the back of your clip art pieces with E-6000 Spray Adhesive Adhere the images on your chair and flatten with a dry cloth *This will also take off some of the moisture When the images are dry, carefully edge the chair with a gold Krylon paint pen Using Gold Americana Multi Surface Satin, tape and paint 3" up on the foot of each leg Coat the entire chair with Minwax Polycrylic Clear Gloss and let dry Done!
A rare and early Trumeau by Piero Fornasetti, collaborating with Gio Ponti. "Architettura"Lithographically printed and colored. Lacquered wood. Inspired by the Alessi Palace, Genoa. Depicting architectural designs of the palace. Brass feet. Italy, circa 1959. Prov; Purchased from Niemen Marcus, Dallas, 1959. In single private collection since. H 221cms x 80cms w x 40.5cms d.
Fornasetti Tema e Varizioni N°392 ashtray White/black ceramic Tema e Varizioni N°392 ashtray from FORNASETTI featuring circular design, curve-edge body, depicted with the face of Piero Fornasetti's favourite muse, Lina Cavalieri amongst a beautiful background of fish and Diameter: 14cm. Made in Italy Composition Porcelain 100% Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 15575648 Brand style ID: P23X392
Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988), diseñador italiaño, pintor, escultor, decorador de interiores y grabador. Polifacético artista del siglo pasado con un legado de más de 11.000 piezas. Pero ha sido una la que ha llamado mi atención y me ha atrapado dentro de ella. Una perfecta fusión de surrealismo y neoclasicismo sobre objetos, han hecho de él un artista único y con un estilo muy personal. El propio Fornasetti no firmaba sus obras porque consideraba que ese estilo personal esta implícito en ellas. Su fuente de inspiración, su propia imaginación. Un bureau de madera lacada, con una litografía isnpirada en un Palacio de Alessi. Aun que sin duda, su símbolo por excelencia, por el que mucha gente conoce, es el rostro de Lina Cavalieri, al que él llamaba Julia. Una hermosísima soprano de ópera del que el artista italiano se enamoró. Un rostro de belleza clásica del que creo mas de 350 versiones distintas. Un amor imposible que se apoderó de él. Ciao, queridos.
A classic of the Atelier's portfolio, the sun occupies a privileged position in the Fornasetti repertoire of natural forms and is one of the major motifs in the Atelier's visual universe. A predilection in part justified by the fact that for years in the early 1940s, at the request of Gio Ponti, Piero Fornasetti designed almanacs on a lunar theme to be given as Christmas gifts.There are several variations of this star within the Fornasetti universe, from fabrics to porcelain, accessories, and pieces of furniture.Presented as a striking repeat of shining faces, Soli's colour palettes range from a strikingly simple monochrome to a rich emerald green with radiant golden suns. PRODUCT INFORMATION Product code: 123/1003 Roll Dimensions: 52 cm x 10 m (WxL) Pattern Repeat: 52 cm Pattern Match: Third Drop *Sold by the roll *Please note that wallpaper cannot be returned Use this wallpaper calculator to work out how many rolls you will need. ABOUT COLE & SON Founded in 1875 by John Perry, Cole & Son’s wallpaper collections represent styles across the centuries and include some of the most historic wallpaper designs in the world. Originally situated in a wallpaper mill in Islington, North London, today Cole & Son’s factory is in Haringey, just a few miles further north of the original site. Cole & Son have provided wallpaper for countless historic houses and institutions including Buckingham Palace in London.
Piero Fornasetti was a true original in the landscape of 20th-century design. His witty and surreal juxtapositions of hand-painted images cover the surfaces of furniture, tableware, and textiles—even entire rooms. Decorative in nature, and antithetical to the form-follows-function austerity of modernist design, the extraordinary range of items he produced through his atelier, numbering over 11,000, testifies to both his popularity and to his limitless imagination.
The inspiration of this print is ‘Sole di Capri’ a design created by Piero Fornasetti in the 50s. Piero Fornasetti long had a passion for Capri and created this iconic design from his imagination, before ever having visited the legendary island.
The two iconic Italian design houses come together for a swoon-worthy collaboration that would make Piero Fornasetti and Renzo Frau proud.
The practical madness of one of Italy's most profilic designers
This porcelain wall plate is decorated with the face of Lina Cavalieri, an Italian opera singer who became the muse of designer Piero Fornasetti. In his series, "Theme and Variations," Fornasetti continually reinvents the same portrait of Cavalieri - sometimes provocative, sometimes silly, but always recognizable. 100% porcelain Clean with a cotton cloth For decorative use only Made in Italy SPECIFICATIONS Diameter, about 10.24".
Présentée dans la Nef du MAD, l’exposition Piero Fornasetti : la Folie pratique regroupe plus de mille pièces de Piero Fornasetti (1913-1988), puisées au cœur de ses incroyables archives. Cette rétrospective brosse le portrait de ce créateur qui fut peintre autant que décorateur, imprimeur et éditeur, collectionneur et marchand. # PDF Téléchargez le dépliant de l’exposition « Piero Fornasetti : la Folie pratique » Télécharger (1.8 Mo) # Exposition co-organisée et coproduite par • Les Arts Décoratifs, Paris • Triennale Design Museum, (...)
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It's no secret that The Mad House is a big fan of Fornasetti. Huge. So when I received an invitation to go to Paris for 24 hours to see the exhibition Piero Fornasetti: The Practical Madness at the Les Arts Decoratifs, in the Palais du Louvre, I had my bag…
Hand coloured lithograph by Giorgio de Chirico, entitled '...e le stelle dal cielo caddero sulla terra', from the series 'L'Apocalisse'
A classic of the Atelier’s portfolio, the sun occupies a privileged position in the Fornasetti repertoire of natural forms and is one of the major motifs in the Atelier's visual universe.
Coup de coeur pour Lina, le visage que Piero Forsanetti a décliné sur les milliers d'assiettes.
La storia di Piero Fornasetti e dei suoi successi artistici nel campo del design italiano che oggi ci fanno ancora desiderare i suoi oggetti più belli!
Piero Fornasetti
Die Tapete zeigt ein faszinierendes Muster aus personifizierten Sonnen, die in grafischer Anordnung auf einem monochromen Untergrund platziert sind. Die freundlichen Gesichter zieren die Wand und strahlen in den Raum. Das Design ist ein echter Hingucker und erzeugt eine warme und unbeschwerte Atmosphäre in Wohn- und Schlafräumen. Die Sonne ist typisch für Piero Fornasettis ästhetisches Universum. Die Farbpalette der Tapete reicht von zurückhaltenden bis zu satten Farbtönen.
Coup de coeur pour Lina, le visage que Piero Forsanetti a décliné sur les milliers d'assiettes.
