“Instruments de musique lunaire” Aubusson tapestry, Lucien Coutaud (1904-1977)
- Origin
- Aubusson
- Title
- “Instruments de musique lunaire”
- Dimensions
- H. 148, W. 267 cm
On view at the showroom, 18 rue des Bons Enfants, Marché L'Usine, stand 3, 93400 Saint-Ouen. Delivery in France and worldwide.
Instruments de musique lunaire
Aubusson tapestry
After Coutaud’s cartoon
Woven by the Pinton Frères workshops
Workshop number: 9586
H. 148 cm, W. 267 cm
(Original label preserved)
Biographical notes
A painter, engraver and stage designer for Charles Dullin and Jean-Louis Barrault, Lucien Coutaud (1904-1977) discovered tapestry in 1933 through Marie Cuttoli. Most of his tapestries were woven by the Pinton workshops for the Compagnie des Arts Français. Figurative and dreamlike, with sharp forms, they bear the imprint of Surrealism. His design “Jardins exotiques” (1960) adorned the first-class lounge of the liner France.
All pieces by Lucien Coutaud (6)
Shipping and packing
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