La Péche et la Commerce Maritime (Fishing and Maritime Trade) (Furnishing Fabric) c. 1780
jeanjacquesleveau2
theartinstituteofchicago
print, weaving, textile
comic strip sketch
pen drawing
weaving
textile
junji ito style
text
linework heavy
sketchwork
pen-ink sketch
pen work
graphic novel art
pencil art
doodle art
"La Péche et la Commerce Maritime" (Fishing and Maritime Trade), a furnishing fabric designed by Jean Jacques Le Veau circa 1780, is an elaborate depiction of French maritime life. The design showcases a recurring pattern of sailboats, fishing vessels, and figures engaged in various activities, set against a backdrop of stylized trees and landscapes. This pattern is characteristic of French decorative arts in the late 18th century, showcasing the burgeoning national pride in France's maritime prowess and trade. The artwork, currently housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, captures the essence of this era with its intricate detailing and evocative imagery.
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