A WOOL RUG, CIRCA 1930*

细节

Unknown designer
A Wool Rug, circa 1930*
approximately: 56¾ x 78¾ in. (142.3 x 200 cm.)
embroidered MYRBOR

展览

Berkeley, University of California, Berkeley Art Museum, Aren't they Lovely? An Exhibition of the Bequest of Thérèse Bonney, Class of 1916, June - September, 1992

注意事项

This lot is exempt from Sales Tax.

拍品专文

Maison Myrbor was a French manufacturer and retailer of carpets founded by Marie Cuttoli (1879-1973). The first workshop was set up in her home in Algeria (circa 1910) and, in 1926, Cuttoli opened a shop in Paris, designed by André Lurçat. She commissioned the first modern carpet designs from Jean Lurçat in 1923. The firm specialized in tapis de mâitres, woven from works by Pablo Picasso, Jean Arp, Fernand Leger, Joan Miró, Paul Klee and Louis Marcoussis among others. From 1928, Cuttoli focused her efforts on reviving the Aubusson tapestry industry; the Delarbre, Simon and Legoueix workshops wove tapestries and possibly also produced rugs.