This rug, after Fernand Léger's "One Bird, Two Butterflies," embodies the powerful and colorful aesthetic of one of the great masters of modern art. The composition highlights simplified forms, bold colors, and a graphic construction typical of Léger's style, providing a strong and balanced visual presence. Entirely handmade and hand-knotted, this rug features a wool pile on a cotton foundation, offering remarkable suppleness, excellent drape, and a high-quality finish. Its beautiful polychromy enhances its decorative impact, while its excellent overall condition allows for immediate integration into a contemporary interior, gallery, or art collection. Measuring 275 x 200 cm (108 x 79 inches), this rug makes a striking centerpiece, blending modern art, color, and textile craftsmanship. Fernand Léger (1881–1955) was a major 20th-century French painter associated with Cubism and modern art. His work is distinguished by the use of tubular forms, vibrant colors, and a mechanistic vision of the modern world. Highly influential in the decorative arts, his style naturally lends itself to textiles, where structure and color take on their full dimension.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsMulti ColorMaterialWoolNumber of items1Height275 cmWidth200 cmDepth1 cm