SCAD FASH presents "Fashioning Art from Paper," an exhibition that explores 500 years of fashion through the breathtaking trompe l'oeil masterpieces of Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave. Through her expert manipulation of paper and paint, de Borchgrave creates sculptural replicas of historic garments found in early European paintings or collections from around the world — from the Renaissance finery of the Medici family and gowns worn by Queen Elizabeth I, to the creations of the grand couturiers of the 20th century such as Charles Frederick Worth and Paul Poiret.

Pair of large custom-tailored pillows in Italian Mariano Fortuny premium Egyptian cotton fabric called "Campanelle" in an aquamarine-blue and shimmering silvery-gold colorway. The beautiful bell flowers of Venus are celebrated in this densely decorated 17th-century Italian-inspired fabric. A symbol of everlasting love. Gold cotton-velvet fabric backs. Custom cord trim. Zipper closures. Plump generous plump goose down/feather inserts. Excellent new unused condition.

ON HOLD FOR E Rare and Gorgeous Mariano Fortuny Hand Printed Fabric Wall Panel comprising 3 full loom width panels of super soft cotton printed with Crosoni pattern (which is now discontinued) Expertly matched Oak and Mountain Laurel Leaves Printed on a coppery gold ground ground with a creamy Fawn parchment overlay which has a very slight hint of green Surrounded by a 1.5 inch Fortuny border Several Fortuny ink stamps to selvage borders on reverse (printed in his lifetime) A rare early Fortuny fabric printed by Mariano Fortuny in Venice in circa 1920 A beautiful wall hanging with a lovely faded grandeur , gently time worn appeal Some tiny stitched repairs 2 one or two small holes. patched repairs to reverse Please study photographs as they do form a very important part of the description Hung for many years as part of a Venetian inspired Fortuny decorated room in an English Country House and then stored away with the remainder of the Fortuny textile collection (which I have now acquired ) for approx 30 years in the attic within a large antique wood trunk If your interior design requires an authentic , Aged / Faded Grandeur look this wall hanging / curtain is perfect Panel is not pleated at the top just gently gathered for the photographs only SIZE 92 inches long x 75 inches wide (234cm x 191cm) LAYAWAY AVAILABLE S3264

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Avec "Fortuny, un Espagnol à Venise", le Palais Galliera met un point final à sa saison espagnole, commencée avec "Balenciaga, l'oeuvre au noir" au musée Bourdelle et poursuivie à la Maison de Victor Hugo avec les "Costumes espagnols, entre ombre et lumière". Soit une centaine de pièces issues du fonds Galliera, et du Museo del Traje à Madrid, racontant la technicité et l'audace du couturier Mariano Fortuny, créateur passionné d’une mode célébrant le corps. L'occasion de s'émerveiller sur les plissés qui firent sa renommée et ses précieux velours signature.

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Lot 63 : A Mariano Fortuny stencilled pink velvet mantle, circa 1920. Estimate: £4000 - £6000. © Kerry Taylor Auctions A Mariano Fortuny stencilled pink velvet mantle, circa 1920. bearing circular label to lining, printed in gold with scrolling vine...

The Marchesa Luisa Casati was the first one to purchase a Delphos Dress in September 1909.

Custom-tailored pillow in Italian designer Mariano Fortuny's premium Egyptian cotton fabric called "Pergolesi" in a beautiful blue and white colorway. The design was inspired by the Italian composer Giovanni Battista Pergolesi. The pillow reverse is a complementary fabric. Custom cord piping trim. Hidden zipper closure. Plump, generous goose feather-and-down insert. All pillows in this listing have an identical front pattern design layout. Excellent new, unused condition!!

Everything you need to know about the finely pleated Mariano Fortuny's 1907 Delphos gown and the enigmatic figure behind its creation

Vintage Fortuny Sevigne pattern. Unused old stock dated 1961 on the selvage and the signature "made in Italy Mariano Fortuny Depose" on the opposite selvage. Sevigne pattern a 17th C. French Design named for Madame de Sevigne. FORTUNY INC. has this to say about the pattern: Madame de SEVIGNE is yet another fantastic French historical figure who captivated Mariano Fortuny’s imagination, like Richelieu, Mazzarino, or Lamballe. The 17th-century people and the designs they inspired are both excessive in their riches. SEVIGNE is filled with feathery plumes and foliage that extols the glories of the garden and the dolce vita. Mme de Sevigne herself was known for flowery embellishment with her letter writing, considered a jewel of 17th-century French literature. Fabric is 56 1/2" wide selvage to selvage, pattern is 51 1/2" wide with 3 /2" wide border on one side with the scrolling "R" approx. 1" wide. Border is on one side only, opposite 2" border is plain. Condition is excellent un used. **At the time of listing there is 60" available, or five feet. Color is "Warm French Brown and Gold" with the gold metallic overlay, which has a mild patina. Pattern repeat is 43" vertical (1.2 yards for a full repeat), and 25 3/4" horizontal (two repeats across the width). The Fortuny sample book is from 1980's. Images are an important part of the description. Please view all images for a full understanding. Unless described as new, all items have age appropriate wear. I will do my best to point out all flaws or problems in this description.

Scudo Saraceno translates to Saracen Shield – Saracen was a term used in medieval Europe to describe Muslims. This exotic design reflects Mariano Fortuny’s interest in Saracen artistic themes. This Fortuny® Scudo Saraceno Plain silk lamp is ideal for large, sophisticated interiors.

The artisans of Venice inspired this beautiful dinnerware pattern from L'Objet. Their carefully guarded secrets of technique have been handed down directly from the ancient world, one generation of skilled hand-crafters to the next. The legendary fashion and textile designer Mariano Fortuny - revealing a deep and kindred connection that transcends time - sets the spirit of this collaboration. Prior to founding L’Objet in 2004, Israeli-born Elad Yifrach was a successful designer in Beverly Hills. He was creating beautiful interiors, but he was frustrated by the limited options available in home accessories, so he set out to create something better. L’Objet’s collections are diverse, but they are almost always inspired by nature and architecture. Many of his exquisite serving pieces rest in a base of hand-crafted gold foliage, other pieces feature intricate design and beadwork, and some of the most striking objects actually look like miniature buildings. And despite the lux feel, much of the line is practical with just a touch of whimsy.

‘Delphos’, dress, permanently pleated silk, designed by Henriette Nigrin, possibly with Mariano Fortuny, for Mariano Fortuny, Venice, Italy, retailed by Babani in Paris, France, ca. 1920, dark green pleated silk dress, black silk cord with spherical black beads with white spots, blue satin ties, belonged to Eleonora Duse

The Venetian textile house recently unveiled the newly restored palazzo-museum where founder Mariano Fortuny lived, as well as the 1921 factory that still produces the house’s fabrics

The late Venetian artist and designer Mariano Fortuny (1871-1949) was celebrated for his beautiful fabric designs. From 1927 onwards, his gorgeous hand-painted silks were used to create an exquisite collection of orientally inspired lights and lamps, decorated with glass beads and silk tassels. Today, some of these wonderful lights are to be found in the Fortuny museum in Venice. We are very pleased to offer you a superb range of Fortuny-style chandeliers, lamps and lights, copied faithfully from the original designs, and with the same intricate detailing, but rendered in Murano glass. The metal parts are plated with either 24 carat gold or 20 carat platinum for a high-end finish. This very luxurious wall ceiling lamp is a modern-day homage to the traditional Fortuny style. The beautiful white Murano glass diffuser is geometric in shape, and decorated with a delicate gold pattern. The metal detailing is exquisite. This is a very large and substantial item which is sure to take centre stage in any room. Please tell us at our online checkout if you would like any of the other colours on the chart. On the left you will see the same lamp with a subtle marble effect. Please get in touch with us if you would like a price for this. Height: 91cm Diameter: 120cm Illumination: 9 x 60W E14 bulbs Shipping Category Category B

MARIANO FORTUNY "Born in 1871, Fortuny had an eye for Old World beauty and textiles, and moved to Venice at the turn of the century to buil...

Dress fabric of pleated silk, light green, designed by Henriette Nigrin, possibly with Mariano Fortuny, for Mariano Fortuny, Italy, 1920-1929

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