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The "Kushner" Chair...after - I just love black and white... |
An old chair was given to Cottage Chic (my shop) as a
"do whatever you wish"
project. It sat in the shop for over a year with its drab floral
cushions and uninspiring finish. After painting it black to emphasize
its lines, I had a brainstorm. Over thirty years ago, I was an
intern/volunteer at the
Fabric Workshop in Philadelphia
when it was just getting started. Artists were invited to create
designs that were silk-screened (hand pulled) in limited editions.
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The Chair "Before" |
Robert Kushner
was among the first artists invited, and I was able to keep some of the
first proofs that were pulled. I don't know what they were titled as I
was unable to stay to see the project all the way through, but I found
one of the images online at an auction house, so they are of some
value! I just know how great the image looks on this chair. And it's
really comfortable!
That looks brilliant, thanks for yet another inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sue!
DeleteThis is fabulous Patrice!
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