0 JACOB MARREL Two Tulips, 1637-45 & IRMA BOOM DNA 03 Bag

Tuotekoodi: jmti.bg

I weigh 50 g - paino 50 g
I can carry 20 kg - kantavuus 20 kg

My size-mitat 50 x 42 cm 
My handle-kahvan pituus 27 cm 
I'm water resistant - vedenkestävä
I'm made of polyester - materiaali polyesteri
I'm STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certified-öko-tex-sertifioitu

 

14.99 €

Pearlescent pinks. Fresh fuchsias. Grassy greens. Representational on one side, abstract on the other. It’s same, same but totally different with Irma Boom’s modern take on Jacob Marrel’s 17th century masterpiece on this tote bag. © Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

Delicate Dragonflies. Beguiling butterflies. Flowers full of meaning. 17th century German painter, Jacob Marrel, lived in Utrecht during the Dutch Golden Age and studied with Jan Davidsz de Heem. Marrel is best known for his wonderful watercolours of tulips in bloom – Tulipomania.

Big books. Rare reads. Stories told in all shapes and sizes. Irma Boom has been described as the "Queen of Books". Irma is bold and experimental, challenging the convention of traditional books in both physical design and printed content. Commissioned by the Rijksmuseum, Boom spent ten years deconstructing the museum’s paintings to create a DNA of six colours that make up the painting.