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Lanvin Blue is an Original Acrylic Painting on Cotton Canvas by contemporary artist Anne-Marie Ellis. From the Designer Paint Chip series, the piece is signed by the artist.Artist Anne-Marie Ellis is known for her fashion-infused acrylic paintings, which channel her long and successful career in the fashion industry. Drawing on the iconic design illustrations of Rene Gruau, Ellis takes inspiration from the Baroque masters in crafting her acrylic paintings, for a forcefully feminine, twenty-first-century take on the classic still-life.The serene and calming blue of the Lanvin brand makes a tranquil colour statement. The carrier bag itself features the beautifully depicted logo of Jeanne Lanvin and her child, designed in the 'art deco' style by renowned illustrator Paul Iribe. The grosgrain ribbon handles of the bag and the light and shade captured all contribute to the almost 3D depiction of the carrier. The brand was established in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin, hence the year was chosen as the paint 'code'. The visionary Jeanne opened her own dye factory in the 1920s to experiment with colour, and the colour blue has ever since been associated with the house branding and still heavily features in Lanvin clothing and accessories.
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Artist Anne-Marie Ellis is known for her fashion-infused acrylic paintings, which draw on her long and successful career in the fashion industry. With a foundation in visual art and a degree in fashion design, Ellis went on to co-found a design consultancy where she designed womenswear for numerous luxury and high-end brands.
Artist Anne-Marie Ellis is known for her fashion-infused acrylic paintings, which draw on her long and successful career in the fashion industry. With a foundation in visual art and a degree in fashion design, Ellis went on to co-found a design consultancy where she designed womenswear for numerous luxury and high-end brands.
So much of this approach finds its way into the fine art that she produces today: from minimalist monochrome palettes to the textures of lace and silk; from the attention to clean lines and statement composition, to an eye for beauty in the tiniest of details, Ellis’s work is presided over by a sensitivity to sartorial design. Yet her inspiration doesn’t stop here: Ellis acrylic paintings are as much conditioned by the iconic fashion illustrations of Rene Gruau as they are by the Baroque masters, from Caravaggio to Vermeer. The play of light and shade, and the use of colour accenting, bring Ellis’s work to life with the painterly precision of the traditional still life. Just as perfume evokes a memory, so Ellis’s paintings - which so often incorporate the classic contours of iconic perfume bottles - capture sensual emotion, for a twenty-first century feminine aesthetic.
We love how Anne-Marie uses bold colours and recognisable motifs to create unforgettable artworks. The play of light and shade, and the use of colour accenting, bring Anne-Marie’s work to life with the painterly precision of the traditional still life. Just as perfume evokes a memory, so Anne-Marie's paintings - which so often incorporate the classic contours of iconic perfume bottles - capture sensual emotion, for a twenty-first century feminine aesthetic.
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Giclée (/ʒiːˈkleɪ/ zhee-KLAY) is a neologism, ultimately derived from the French word gicleur, coined in 1991 by printmaker Jack Duganne for fine art digital prints made using inkjet printers. The name was originally applied to fine art prints created on a modified Iris printer in a process invented in the late 1980s. It has since been used widely to mean any fine-art printing, usually archival, printed by inkjet. It is often used by artists, galleries, and print shops for their high quality printing, but is also used generically for art printing of any quality.
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