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François Tabard
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François Tabard

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  • La Dame à la licorne
    tapestry
    / 19th and 20th centuries

    …Apocalypse, and in collaboration with François Tabard, master weaver at Aubusson, he formulated the principles that were to make tapestry once again a joint creation between artist and weaver—an art in its own right. No longer merely an imitation painting, tapestry once again exploited the coarser texture and the bolder…

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    …Apocalypse, and in collaboration with François Tabard, master weaver at Aubusson, he formulated the principles that were to make tapestry once again a joint creation between artist and weaver—an art in its own right. No longer merely an imitation painting, tapestry once again exploited the coarser texture and the bolder…

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