Jean Claude Bissery mid century Autumn wool tapestry on a jacquard metier

JC BISSERY, editor JEdition French Center for Carpets and tapestries mecanical point, hand signed by the artist and the publisher, Bissery is associated on an equal footing with Picart-Ledoux. Both were professors at the National School of Decorative Art in Aubusson. Picart-Ledoux (1902-1982) is an internationally renowned painter and cartoonist, like Lurçat, of whom he was the successor. Bissery reflect the more abstract tendancy of the late 1970's
It is a mechanical weaving invented by Jacquard
Joseph Marie Charles dit Jacquard, born July 7, 1752 in Lyon, died August 7, 1834 in Oullins, is a French inventor, to whom we owe the programmable mechanical loom known as Jacquard loom.
36.5 x 61 hand signed in the back

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