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Janis Provisor Give Me Hope, 2025 Watercolor, Flashe, pencil, crayon, marker, and pen on linen 74 x 62 in

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A Tale of Warp and Weftt

Fort Street Studio

Edited by Brad Davis and Janis Provisor, Contributions by Pilar Viladas and Michael Boodro, Foreword by Ben Evans

Rizzoli, New York 2021, 288 pages, 25x32cm., ISBN  978-88-918296-2-7

euro 75,00

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This illustrated book tells the story of artists Brad Davis and Janis Provisor and their discovery of the ancient practice of carpet weaving in China.                  This book provides a fascinating look at the intricate transformation of a watercolor painting to a beautiful silk carpet, examining the step-by-step process that led to a revolutionary "painterly" style in modern carpet design and manufacture.                                                                                                     This volume offers beautifully photographed and printed views of these sumptuous carpets in rooms designed by some of the world's leading interior designers. The carpets have been collected by luminaries in the design, fashion, and art worlds including curators Mark Rosenthal and Allan Schwartzman, Joseph Ettedgui, founder of the Joseph brand, Pierre Alexis-Dumas, creative director of Hermès, and celebrities such as Steve Martin, Madonna, and Brad Pitt, among others.

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04/09/21

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Janis Provisor Superlover, 2025 Flashe, watercolor, water soluble oil, pen, crayon, pencil, spray paint 74 x 62 in

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Janis Provisor (American, b. 1946), Untitled #7, 1992. Watercolor on paper, 11 x 8 ½ in. (27.9 x 21.6 cm.)

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A video clip for more views of the yellow citrine and jade lavaliere necklace in the previous post. The piece is seen here on designer Michelle Nussbaumer of Ceylon et Cie in Dallas, Texas, where a trunk show of Janis Provisor Jewelry was held in November 2010.

(Video from Lower Oak Lawn.) 

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Another long beautiful summer day, so we are off to a good start.

From the Janis Provisor 'Luxurious Lavalieres Collection,' this lemon quartz pendant with extra large yellow jade beads, pave diamonds and 22K gold will provide the wearer with a warm glow all year long. Above, as seen in the current July-August issue of Veranda.

A great piece of jewelry from a unique and wonderful artist/designer + a reliable, high-quality shelter publication = a very pleasant summer afternoon.

(US $5,900.)

Janis Provisor Jewelry is now available at Kirna Zabete.