This rug, inspired by Jean Dubuffet's "Site with Three Figures," translates the free and experimental world of one of the 20th century's major artists into textile form. The graphic and expressive composition reflects Dubuffet's singular style, characterized by spontaneous forms, dynamic lines, and a profoundly modern approach to art. Entirely handmade and hand-knotted, this rug features a wool pile on a cotton foundation, offering remarkable craftsmanship, beautiful suppleness, and excellent visual comfort. Its very good overall condition makes it an ideal piece for a contemporary interior, gallery, or modern art collection. Measuring 305 x 200 cm (120 x 79 in), this rug becomes a striking decorative work, blending artistic creativity with traditional textile craftsmanship. Jean Dubuffet (1901–1985) was a French painter and sculptor, founder of the Art Brut movement. Her work challenges classical art codes through instinctive forms, original textures, and great graphic freedom. Her visual language lends itself naturally to textiles, where material, line, and rhythm take on a unique decorative and artistic dimension.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsMulti ColorMaterialCottonNumber of items1Height305 cmWidth200 cmDepth1 cm