Automne

Collection: Modern Tapestry

Date: 1970
Dimensions: 90 x 69 in, 230 x 175 cm
Material: Hand-woven wool tapestry
Manufacture: Atelier Pinton, Aubusson, France
Edition: Artist proof (EXA)

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Sonia Delaunay “Automne” Tapestry

Created around 1970, Automne is one of Sonia Delaunay’s most accomplished tapestry designs, translating her celebrated Simultanist vision into the rich texture of handwoven wool. Composed of overlapping circles, sweeping arcs, and vibrant chromatic harmonies, the work demonstrates the artist’s lifelong exploration of rhythm, movement, and the expressive power of color.

Handwoven by Atelier Pinton in Aubusson, France, this exceptional tapestry is an artist’s proof (EXA) and bears the signatures of both Sonia Delaunay and the master weaver. As an authorized weaving produced by one of Aubusson’s foremost manufactories, Automne reflects the close collaboration between artist and workshop that helped establish tapestry as a major medium of modern art. Its exceptional quality, rarity, and historical significance make it an outstanding example of twentieth-century textile creation.

Detailed information

Sonia Delaunay “Automne” Tapestry

Created around 1970, Automne is one of Sonia Delaunay’s most accomplished tapestry designs, translating her celebrated Simultanist vision into the rich texture of handwoven wool. Composed of overlapping circles, sweeping arcs, and vibrant chromatic harmonies, the work demonstrates the artist’s lifelong exploration of rhythm, movement, and the expressive power of color.

Handwoven by Atelier Pinton in Aubusson, France, this exceptional tapestry is an artist’s proof (EXA) and bears the signatures of both Sonia Delaunay and the master weaver. As an authorized weaving produced by one of Aubusson’s foremost manufactories, Automne reflects the close collaboration between artist and workshop that helped establish tapestry as a major medium of modern art. Its exceptional quality, rarity, and historical significance make it an outstanding example of twentieth-century textile creation.