De 25 kunstwerken van Mariano Fortuny die onze bezoekers het meest vragen, gerangschikt op populariteit en één voor één gepresenteerd, met de specificaties en de prijs van elke handgeschilderde reproductie.
Mariano Fortuny’s ‘Delphos Dress’ (1909): A stunning Art Deco masterpiece featuring flowing gold fabric & a textured stone backdrop. Explore this iconic design's elegance and historical significance.
Step into the world of Mariano Fortuny with this captivating black & white photograph from 1915. Witness the elegance of his iconic dress and cape, a timeless masterpiece reflecting Venetian theater's golden age.
Discover Mariano Fortuny's iconic 'Delphos Dress with Surcoat,' a stunning 1910 black & white photograph capturing the elegance of Venetian fashion and design. Explore its rich history and artistic details.
A captivating black & white photograph by Mariano Fortuny of "Paris. Private event," depicting a stage scene with figures and a draped sheet, capturing the elegance of a historic theatrical gathering.
Mariano Fortuny’s ‘Cape,’ created in 1930, exemplifies his groundbreaking approach to fashion and stage lighting. This photograph captures a mannequin draped in a luxurious velvet coat adorned with delicate lace—a testament to Fortuny's revival of historical motifs and pioneering techniques.
Discover 'Matrices for printing textiles' by Mariano Fortuny – a stunning 1920 black & white print. Explore intricate designs & Spanish artistic heritage.
Discover Mariano Fortuny’s ‘Henriette in the textile workshop,’ a captivating 1907 black & white photo showcasing artistic dedication & Venetian-inspired design. A rare glimpse into his world!
Mariano Fortuny's Delphos gown exemplifies his pioneering approach to stage lighting and textile fabrication. Crafted from silk velvet, satin, and embellished with beads, it represents a pinnacle of artistic innovation and aesthetic elegance.
Discover "Display of Knossos Scarves" by Mariano Fortuny – a captivating black & white painting showcasing intricate textile designs and elegant figures from 1910.
Step into the world of Mariano Fortuny with this captivating black & white photograph from 1915. Witness the elegance of his iconic dress and cape, a timeless masterpiece reflecting Venetian theater's golden age.
Experience Mariano Fortuny’s revolutionary Delphos dress in this exquisite 1920 photograph. This iconic textile design and dramatic lighting pioneer's work captures elegance and innovation, perfect for art lovers seeking a timeless piece.
Mariano Fortuny’s ingenious cyclorama dome revolutionized theater design, capturing the essence of Venetian innovation and industrial craftsmanship in this detailed silver gelatin print photograph from 1915 – explore a timeless masterpiece.
This captivating black and white photograph depicts Mariano Fortuny’s atelier window display on Rue Pierre Charron in Paris during 1937. It exemplifies Fortuny's mastery of fashion, textile design, and theatrical stage lighting, reflecting his innovative approach to illumination and artistic expression.
A stunning 1949 Mariano Fortuny Swatch showcases intricate gold-stenciled plant and crown designs on rich blue velvet, inspired by 17th-century Italian Baroque tapestries. Discover this unique textile reproduction and elevate your space with a timeless classic.
A stunning black and white photograph of Mariano Fortuny's 'Model wearing a printed silk velvet tunic.' Capturing elegance, this 1920s portrait showcases timeless fashion & artistry.
Mariano Fortuny’s ‘Model in Delphos Dress’ – a captivating 1920 black & white portrait. Explore elegant fashion, textile artistry & studio photography of the era.
Discover "The First Textiles Workshop" by Mariano Fortuny! This 1907 black & white photo captures a bustling textile studio, showcasing fabrics and equipment from the renowned designer's era.
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