Rug after Jean Metzinger Cat and Fish 1950 XXᵉ – Hand Knotted – Wool on Cotton – Dimensions 245 x 200 cm
Rug after Jean Metzinger's Cat and Fish (1950), handmade and hand-knotted, wool pile on a cotton backing, beautifully supple, good overall condition. Dimensions 245 x 200 cm.
- SKU: jmcf100
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This rug, based on Jean Metzinger's Cat and Fish (1950), translates the refined and structured aesthetic of one of the great masters of Cubism into textile art. The balanced and poetic composition reflects Metzinger's artistic maturity, where geometric forms and figurative meaning engage in harmonious dialogue.
Entirely handmade and hand-knotted , this rug features a wool pile on a cotton base , ensuring beautiful suppleness , a pleasant feel, and excellent craftsmanship. Its good overall condition allows for immediate integration into a contemporary interior, gallery, or modern art collection.
With its dimensions of 245 x 200 cm , this rug becomes a major decorative piece, combining cubist heritage, modernity and artisanal know-how , faithful to the spirit of the 20th century.
Jean Metzinger (1883–1956) was a painter, theorist, and a central figure of Cubism alongside Picasso and Braque. Co-author of the manifesto *Du Cubisme * (1912), he played a pivotal role in the evolution of modern art. His work, based on structure, color, and multiple viewpoints, finds a natural resonance in textiles, where composition and rhythm take on a tactile and decorative dimension.