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What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
What do @Burberry 🎠 and Cap d’Antibes have in common? Plenty! And now, the tradition of Hotel @BellesRives - part of the F. Scott Fitzgerald legacy - is all set for summer with the Burberry Check. A chance to discover the family’s incredible history, the Picasso Museum and the timeless Côte d’Azur vibe.
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
20 years is a golden age for @LeLaboFragrances 🎖️ and to celebrate this milestone, they chose one of the most majestic historic residences just outside Milan to present the book “The Essence of Slow Perfumery”.
Villa Litta Borromeo, with its extraordinary Nymphaeum, was commissioned in the second half of the 16th century by Count Pirro I Visconti Borromeo and designed by architect Martino Bassi as a place of wonder - where art, science, and entertainment come together. Inspired by grottos dedicated to water deities, the complex unfolds as a journey through richly decorated spaces adorned with mosaics, shells, and pebbles, inhabited by sculptures of fauns, nymphs, and mythological figures that embody the Renaissance vision.
And then, the water features powered by cisterns and an ingenious hydraulic system based on natural pressure, creating sudden jets, hidden fountains, and playful water tricks designed to surprise and delight guests.
CC: @kohlerparis @silviacappelletti
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
Sol que baja, tarde lenta,
brisa suave en el balcón;
cuando el día se aquieta
descansa también el corazón.
/ @editionmadrid
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
A beauty compilation of art from Madrid spotted during @feriaarco week. In order:
David Wojnarowicz
Pablo Pérez-Mínguez
Mark Rothko
Joan Miró
Santiago Sierra
Embroidery detail of the Royal Palace of Madrid
Caravaggio
René Magritte
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
For @lofficielitalia Issue n°65 I had the chance to interview @erdem.moralioglu, a rare creative to come across, someone who has always nurtured a devotion to beauty, bringing to the stage wonderful collections invariably guided by narratives of strong women - from Adele Astaire, to Maria Callas, from Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, to the writer Radclyffe Hall, the poet Dame Edith Sitwell, or the visual artist Kaye Donachie. On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of @erdem, we spoke about his refined, meaning-laden aesthetic, how he has cultivated his passion for storytelling, and his new monographic book.
«I learn so much about myself by listening back to my songs. Today I feel the need to prod listeners with a provocation, to make them reflect on small or big issues that sometimes get trivialized - they may relate to life as a couple, to the patterns of our social interactions, or to the role of women. I like prompting reflection» says @naliannalisa in the new issue of @lofficielitalia.
Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo
Fashion Director @therealgiuliamartinelli
Photography @paulmordvian @boboscamera
Styled by @themiti.s
Writer @simonevertua
Art Director @giuliagilebbi
Hair @andrepirani_
Makeup @greta_ag @julianwatsonagency using @tomfordbeauty
Photo Assistant @________iko________
Styling Assistants @giuliaviani @juliettelejeunee
«I learn so much about myself by listening back to my songs. Today I feel the need to prod listeners with a provocation, to make them reflect on small or big issues that sometimes get trivialized - they may relate to life as a couple, to the patterns of our social interactions, or to the role of women. I like prompting reflection» says @naliannalisa in the new issue of @lofficielitalia.
Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo
Fashion Director @therealgiuliamartinelli
Photography @paulmordvian @boboscamera
Styled by @themiti.s
Writer @simonevertua
Art Director @giuliagilebbi
Hair @andrepirani_
Makeup @greta_ag @julianwatsonagency using @tomfordbeauty
Photo Assistant @________iko________
Styling Assistants @giuliaviani @juliettelejeunee
«I learn so much about myself by listening back to my songs. Today I feel the need to prod listeners with a provocation, to make them reflect on small or big issues that sometimes get trivialized - they may relate to life as a couple, to the patterns of our social interactions, or to the role of women. I like prompting reflection» says @naliannalisa in the new issue of @lofficielitalia.
Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo
Fashion Director @therealgiuliamartinelli
Photography @paulmordvian @boboscamera
Styled by @themiti.s
Writer @simonevertua
Art Director @giuliagilebbi
Hair @andrepirani_
Makeup @greta_ag @julianwatsonagency using @tomfordbeauty
Photo Assistant @________iko________
Styling Assistants @giuliaviani @juliettelejeunee
«I learn so much about myself by listening back to my songs. Today I feel the need to prod listeners with a provocation, to make them reflect on small or big issues that sometimes get trivialized - they may relate to life as a couple, to the patterns of our social interactions, or to the role of women. I like prompting reflection» says @naliannalisa in the new issue of @lofficielitalia.
Global Chief Content Officer @giampietrobaudo
Fashion Director @therealgiuliamartinelli
Photography @paulmordvian @boboscamera
Styled by @themiti.s
Writer @simonevertua
Art Director @giuliagilebbi
Hair @andrepirani_
Makeup @greta_ag @julianwatsonagency using @tomfordbeauty
Photo Assistant @________iko________
Styling Assistants @giuliaviani @juliettelejeunee
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
«In my works, I often refer to plant and animal life» Peter Schlesinger told me. But before becoming the New York–based ceramic artist, Schlesinger was the man who moved through both the life and art of David Hockney. He is the standing figure observing the swimmer in the iconic painting “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)”, as well as the subject of the 1977 canvas Peter Schlesinger with Polaroid Camera. Known for his ceramic sculptures and monumental approach to vases, his works have been exhibited in some of the most renowned galleries and museums around the world. Today, he is the protagonist of an exhibition at Acne Paper Palais Royal, featuring a selection of pieces - modeled between 2013 and 2019 - that reveal a more subtle and intimate dimension of nature and humanity, and a gentle tenderness less known within the artist’s practice.
Visit @lofficielitalia to read the full interview.
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
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Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
Sunday service with @lelabofragrances, and still in love with Villa Walter Fontana. A true family reunited for the launch of the new Osmanthus 19
@kohlerparis
@silviacappelletti
@villawalterfontana
@nilufargallery
@cc_tapis
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