Classical art in the service of fashion
At first glance it seems that in this picture is not unusual: the mysterious candle in the darkness room, lying on her lap the girl's skull, bulky volumes on the table - all recognizable details indicate that this is a "candle in front of Mary Magdalene" by Georges de Latour, the canvas in 1640, located in the collections of the Museum of Fine Arts District of Los Angeles. But upon closer examination it appears that it skillfully energized snag: on the table next to other objects, as if nothing had happened, located fur Sapozhok Christian Louboutin.
This "remake" canvas de Latour, made for a new advertising campaign of French fashion house. Pseudo-image Magdalene is one of seven images that are modern interpretations of classical art works were created specifically for the catalog new Christian Louboutin collection autumn-winter season. Photographer Peter Lippman invented and implemented seven of images inspired by the concrete masterpieces of world art, each of which serves as an exquisite backdrop for the demonstration of new models of shoes and handbags, Christian Louboutin. All photographs are small Lippman independent works of art, so carefully, tastefully and cleverly they are made.
«Original paintings carry the spirit and style of the woman, sees her as Christian Louboutin. Each portrait is a kind of theatrical setting for the protagonist - a major new collection of models, and unique technique and skill of artists helping to reveal the unique character of each model ", - explained in the official release of the catalog designer.
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Art and fashion - the eternal communicating vessels, but this project is unique in that, by introducing a fashionable subject in the context of works of art, thereby creating a new, independent product. For example, the model Tootsie - decorated with lace, sequins and fur black Sapozhok - suddenly finds himself in the hands of the heroine rethought Lippman paintings by James Abbott Whistler. Marquis d'Anten portrait painter XVIIIveka with Jean-Marc Nattier in version Lippman holds a leather shoulder bag with leopard pattern Louboutin Artemis, a beautiful black woman, an inspiration for which served as a "Portrait of a Negro," Marie-Gilemin Benoit, casually indifferent viewer shows black white Sapozhok Balda.
Francois Clouet
Portrait of Elizabeth of Austria
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version Clouet canvas for the campaign Christian Louboutin
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some of Lippmann's almost exactly repeat the original, and novelty Christian Louboutin written into them so seamlessly that the inexperienced viewer might not even notice at first catch. Other photographs evoke a long-term association with the original, in which the emphasis is on the point styling - deliberately modern looking model posing just in ancient costumes, supplemented lubutenovskimi accessories. In addition to the aforementioned works, sources of inspiration for Louboutin and Lippman served as a canvas of Spanish artist Francisco de Zurbaran XVIIstoletiya, master Barbizon School painter Camille Corot and the Renaissance, François Clouet.
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