Paule Marrot, Fleur Blanche (Var. 2) 0224SpringMakeover Inspired by the Brutalist architecture

Inspired by the Brutalist architecture of modernist temples and churches from Le Corbusier's Ronchamp to Miami's Temple Israel to the Cathedral of Brasìlia

A-List Loo

in August 1980

Inspired by French 50s wooden warmth

it makes a perfect present for a rich hippie host (or a pick-me-up for yourself

Paule Marrot, Fleur Blanche (Var. 2) 0224SpringMakeover Inspired by the Brutalist architectureFrom the archives of legendary textile artist, engraver and painter Paule Marrot (1902 1987) comes this beautiful, wide ranging collection of digitally re mastered prints. Working primarily from 1920 1960, her rich colors and striking geometry put her at the heart of the Art Deco movement. Influenced by Renoir and writer Marcel Proust, Marrot captured the natural world in a simple, lyrical style that makes her work as engaging and contemporary today