Hermès "centered rhyme White

Scarf / Hermès square "centered ryme"
mixed
soie 90 cm
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Hermès square centerd rhyme
Sky blue/Blue Duck /eggplant
mixed
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I present to you "Centered Rhyme", a silk twill scarf from 90x90 cm in LIMITED EDITION ,designed by American artist Elaine Lustig Cohen (1927-2016) for Hermès of Paris, The pattern is based on a large painting by the artist dating from 1967. Elaine Lustig Cohen was highly praised as a graphic designer, artist and rare book dealer throughout her career, which spanned more than fifty years. EN 1955, she began her design work in New York extending the idiom of European modernism into an American context for her diverse clientele of publishers, of companies, cultural institutions and architects. His first client was the famous architect Philip Johnson (1906-2005) - creator of the famous Glass House (1949) in New Canaan, Connecticut - which entrusted him with the design of the lettering and signage of the iconic Seagram Building. The two men forged an important bond that resulted in a series of projects for the Glass House, Yale University and Lincoln Center, among others.

The project was carried out in collaboration with The Glass House, a National Trust for Historic Preservation site that, in line with Hermès values, is dedicated to promoting cultural and architectural preservation, arts and crafts.

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