on the eyes.
While lovely, its not Erica.
If you're there.
Go.
Sebastian & Barquet
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Vladimir Kagan’s Erica chaise in Madeline Weinrib's lavender Edgerton Jacquard
At the moment, Sebastian & Barquet’s Southampton gallery is exhibiting Madeline Weinrib's collaborations with the finest mid-century furniture designers.
Madeline Weinrib makes it look Easy-but there is an Art to such a marriage as this. Her often exotic textiles-and the sinuous lines of a sculpted piece like Kagan's chaise are paired right on the edge-a fine line.
In this case it's the perfect line-the perfect marriage.
Madeline is an Artist-in the truest sense of the word, but while visiting Madeline in her studio last fall, I observed an editor along with her artistry. It shows. Madeline said “I wanted to pay tribute to the original designs,while simultaneously introducing them to the viewer in a way they’ve never experienced the pieces before.”
In this case it's the perfect line-the perfect marriage.
Madeline is an Artist-in the truest sense of the word, but while visiting Madeline in her studio last fall, I observed an editor along with her artistry. It shows. Madeline said “I wanted to pay tribute to the original designs,while simultaneously introducing them to the viewer in a way they’ve never experienced the pieces before.”
Edgerton jacquard caught my eye on that visit to the studio. Its soft hand- its color (of course) - its border-seen winding around the edge of the Erica chaise.
while I saw the Edgerton jacquard with Ease here-
Madame Récamier, Jacques David
my vision pales in comparison.
see what I mean.
While lovely, its not Erica.
Go.
Sebastian & Barquet
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