
Eugène Grasset
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Eugène Grasset, 1891
A turbaned rug merchant unrolls his carpets for a customer in a pith helmet, with a camel looking on. It is an advertisement full of theatre.
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This French lithograph from 1891 advertises oriental rugs sold at À la Place Clichy, a department store. A bearded merchant in a turban shows his carpets to a European man dressed in a white suit and pith helmet, while a camel stands behind them. The scene is a small piece of staged storytelling, designed to tempt passers-by with the allure of far-off markets. It is the work of Eugène Grasset, a Swiss-born decorative artist working in Paris, who was a pioneer of Art Nouveau design. The title is set into the poster alongside the figures.
On your wall: Its warm, patterned subject suits a study, hallway, sitting room or dining area, particularly in interiors with a vintage or eclectic character.
Public domain. Image via Wikimedia Commons.
Text based on Wikidata.
Eugène Grasset was a Swiss decorative artist who made his career in Paris during the Belle Époque. He worked across a range of design fields rather than a single medium, and he is regarded as a pioneer of Art Nouveau design. His work still speaks to anyone who enjoys decorative art.
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