Ex-Libris En Cravates
Histoires De Carres > Spring-Summer 2017
An ex-libris is a vignette engraved with a motif, a phrase or initials, which book-lovers stick in their books in order to personalize them. The ex-libris of Emile Hermes, grandson of the Parisian house's founder, takes its inspiration from a drawing by the French painter Alfred de Dreux, featuring a groom and carriage, synomous with the romantic era of Paris. The image draws strength from its simplicity, and has been interpreted numerous times over the years. In this scarf, the illustrator Louis Boquin dresses it in motifs normally used for silk ties, in a play of geometrical lines juxtaposing circles, squares, triangles and letters.
Additional information
| Designer | Boquin, Louis |
|---|---|
| Year Released | 2017 |
| Rarity Index | R3 |
| Genre / Motif | Emblems & Logos, Geometric |
| Size | 90×90 cm |
| Fabric | Silk Twill |
| Twill Direction | Top Right > Bottom Left (aka S-Twill) |
| Care Tag | Rectangular 5 Symbols |
| Retail Tag | Japanese Folded Tie-On, No Retail Tag |
| Weight | 71 grams |
