Alberto Lorenzi
"Port Breton" silk-cotton furnishing sample, 1924
silk, cotton
31 x 50.5 in.
POA
'Port Breton' silk-cotton furnishing sample by Alberto Lorenzi; depicting a nautical seascape with marine life and birds in a blue and yellow colorway. Excellent condition. Born in Florence, Alberto Fabio...
"Port Breton" silk-cotton furnishing sample by Alberto Lorenzi; depicting a nautical seascape with marine life and birds in a blue and yellow colorway.
Excellent condition.
Born in Florence, Alberto Fabio (Fabius) Lorenzi (1880-1964) relocated to Paris where he had a career as an illustrator for tourism posters and fashion magazines like the Gazette du Bon Ton, as well as a textile designer for the luxury firm Bianchini-Férier.
Provenance
From the Bianchini-Férier archive, sold in "The Bianchini Ferier Collection: Two Centuries of Design," Christie's, London, 2001.Related artworks
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