RAY Michèle (born in 1933), cartonnier  for ROBERT FOUR "Day and Night " Wool tapestry  jacquard weaved .
Those  tapestry placed on wall to bring an organic feel to a mid century interior  answered the need to add some warmth to an otherwise cold mass produced style of  furnishing so prevalent in the 1950's and 1960'.The bird flying from day to night  is a symbol of love of language and poetic inspiration in all of us .
About Michele Ray : Michèle Ray was born in 1933 in central France. She studied with René Perrot, a famous painter and cartoonist, at the École des Beaux-Arts in Bourges and then began as a designer in household linen. At the same time, she created decorative panels using natural elements (dried leaves, grasses, etc.) glued onto jute or linen backgrounds. Despite her various research projects, wool remained the most interesting material for Michèle Ray. This is why she decided to create for tapestry. In 1965, she created her first tapestry cartoons with a joyfull and naturist element .
Size 69 x 44 in , include a strip of fabric on the top to insert a rod 
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