Ode a la Bievre

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In 1919 Louise Bourgeois was 8 years old. His family moved to a suburb of Paris, where the Bièvre River "crossed the garden in a straight line." Being by the river was important for the family business of upholstery restoration, the tissues were to be washed. In 2002, Bourgeois distilled his memories and emotions on the river and the garden in a unique book of cloth entitled "Ode to the Bièvre". In the book he recalls "in the land of this river we planted geraniums, piles of peonies, and beds of asparagus . and honeysuckles that smelt so sweet with rain." Using your own clothing as a raw material to make collages of stitched clothing, it evokes feelings and memories through lines, shapes and colors. Years later, Bourgeois returned to the house to find that the river no longer existed, "only the trees that my father planted along the shore stand as witnesses." Unsigned book New copy, still shrink wrapped. Based on a unique fabric and colour lithograph book of the same title made in 2002 by the artist. Reproduced to scaled. Limited Edition of 1800 copies. N° de ref. del artículo ABE-1479884187552

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