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Philippe de Lasalle (1723-1804) was a French textile designer who is best known for his intricate and elegant floral patterns. His designs, often featuring delicate flowers, birds, and scrolling vines, were woven into luxurious silks and velvets. These fabrics, often in rich colors like crimson and gold, were highly sought after by the French aristocracy and were used to adorn everything from clothing and upholstery to wall hangings and curtains. De Lasalle's work exemplified the Rococo style, a period characterized by its ornate and playful aesthetic, and helped shape the visual language of 18th-century French design.
Born
1723
Died
1804
Wandbespanning van lampas met tortelduivenpatroon
Philippe de Lasalle
1780
Fragment van wandbespanning van lampas met tortelduiven...
Philippe de Lasalle
1780
Wandbespanning van lampas met tortelduivenpatroon
Philippe de Lasalle
1780
Wandbespanning van lampas met tortelduivenpatroon
Philippe de Lasalle
1780
Sofa (part of a set)
Philippe de Lasalle
1839
Border
Philippe de Lasalle
1792
Piece
Philippe de Lasalle
1785
Firescreen panel
Philippe de Lasalle
1783
Wall hangings (3)
Philippe de Lasalle
1783
"Les Perdrix" (The Partridges)
Philippe de Lasalle
1771
Length of upholstery silk
Philippe de Lasalle
1771
Border of woven silk
Philippe de Lasalle
1775
Catherine II of Russia
Philippe de Lasalle
1771
Design for a Lampas Silk with a Triumphal Chariot on a ...
Philippe de Lasalle
1772
Woven silk upholstery for a chair
Philippe de Lasalle
1770