FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde
HomeStore

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde by Ester Coen Liberty is renowned internationally for its fabrics, especially its floral patterns, but it also has a long history of developing bold, geometric designs. Many of these were inspired by early twentieth-century avant-garde art, notably by Italian Futurists, such as Giacomo Balla and Umberto Boccioni, and their English contemporaries the Vorticists, including Christopher Nevinson and Edward Wadsworth.In anticipation of Liberty’s 150th anniversary, renowned couturier and interior designer Federico Forquet has curated a striking new range of fabrics—the FuturLiberty Collection—that carries Liberty’s creative heritage into our own age.The Futurist and Vorticist art that lies behind the new designs is explored by specialists Ester Coen and Richard Cork, while archivist Anna Buruma examines Liberty’s rich history of avant-garde designs. By illuminating the process by which the FuturLiberty Collection came into being, this highly visual study also reveal
$65.00
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde
$65.00

More Images

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 2
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 3
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 4
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 5
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 6
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 7
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 8
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 9
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 10
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 11
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 12
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 13
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 14
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 15
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 16
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 17
FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde - Image 18

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde by Ester Coen Liberty is renowned internationally for its fabrics, especially its floral patterns, but it also has a long history of developing bold, geometric designs. Many of these were inspired by early twentieth-century avant-garde art, notably by Italian Futurists, such as Giacomo Balla and Umberto Boccioni, and their English contemporaries the Vorticists, including Christopher Nevinson and Edward Wadsworth.In anticipation of Liberty’s 150th anniversary, renowned couturier and interior designer Federico Forquet has curated a striking new range of fabrics—the FuturLiberty Collection—that carries Liberty’s creative heritage into our own age.The Futurist and Vorticist art that lies behind the new designs is explored by specialists Ester Coen and Richard Cork, while archivist Anna Buruma examines Liberty’s rich history of avant-garde designs. By illuminating the process by which the FuturLiberty Collection came into being, this highly visual study also reveal

Product Information

Shipping & Returns

Description

FuturLiberty: Liberty Fabrics and the Avant-Garde by Ester Coen Liberty is renowned internationally for its fabrics, especially its floral patterns, but it also has a long history of developing bold, geometric designs. Many of these were inspired by early twentieth-century avant-garde art, notably by Italian Futurists, such as Giacomo Balla and Umberto Boccioni, and their English contemporaries the Vorticists, including Christopher Nevinson and Edward Wadsworth.In anticipation of Liberty’s 150th anniversary, renowned couturier and interior designer Federico Forquet has curated a striking new range of fabrics—the FuturLiberty Collection—that carries Liberty’s creative heritage into our own age.The Futurist and Vorticist art that lies behind the new designs is explored by specialists Ester Coen and Richard Cork, while archivist Anna Buruma examines Liberty’s rich history of avant-garde designs. By illuminating the process by which the FuturLiberty Collection came into being, this highly visual study also reveal