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Diego GiacomettiLa Rencontre, Rug, Diego Giacometti, 1980's, Hand-woven, Design, Interior1984
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La Rencontre, Rug, Diego Giacometti, 1980's, Hand-woven, Design, Interior
Ed. 100 pcs
1984
Hand-woven, stitch and needle, wool and cotton weft
275 x 175 cm
Signature embroidered on the back and registered reference : D.Giacometti / R 84.24.6 R5 ; Signed in pen in a corner on the back
Provenance :
Private collection, Paris
Diego Giacometti conceived two different rug designs in his final years, "Rencontre" and "Promenade des amis". Both were produced in editions of 100, including artist proofs which went to friends and devoted clients supporting the project.
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