Talismans apprivoisés
Tapestry after a cartoon by Jean-René Sautour-Gaillard (1946-2016)
France, Aubusson, Atelier Camille Legoueix
Woven in wool and cotton (cotton warp, wool weft)
Edition 1/1
Bolduc signed by the artist
1996
According to Jean-René SAUTOUR-GAILLARD, "the wall tapestry is a serious thing. It is a song, and what is more, a song of epic intentions, a chorus with several voices. "Student of Wogensky, he will work after the war to revive the art of tapestry by breathing a second youth.
To do this, the artist's style will continue to evolve: from abstract to figurative, mixing movement and meticulous details borrowed from various civilizations. The levels of reading are multiple. If the artist has traveled little during his life, it is a perpetual inner journey that he undertakes. He avidly collects ancient textiles, especially pre-Columbian.
The body of work he left behind is the testimony of a demanding, cultured and curious man.