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carre foulard hermes armes de chasseAgainst a backdrop of hunting scenes reminiscent of paintings by Jean Baptiste Oudry , Philippe Ledoux depicts four examples of hunting daggers in the foreground. Dating from the second half of the 18th century, this dagger is also known as a hunting knife. Its length, almost that of a sword, suggests it was used for hunting large game such as deer. Designer: Philippe Ledoux First edition 1970, reissued in 1981 Condition: Very good condition. Palette:

The border green is superb

The only American artist to have collaborated with Hermès

In the heyday of sailing ships

It features a superb and unusual color palette: stormy gray

but also a Carré to wear

it is the sleds gliding on the snow that fully convey the nostalgic poetry that characterizes Slavic peoples

and a celebration of the American land

published only once under this name before being renamed Voyages en Russie in 1983

green and yellow tones for a square with soothing colors - Very good condition (slight stains)

red and brown

magnificent codices and solar calendars

This "4-headed" version is much rarer