Pima Cotton Lawn Fabric - René Beauclair Y

René Beauclair, a French painter and designer, was a strong proponent of the Art Nouveau style. In 1900 he published Dessins d'Ornementation plane en couleurs, a portfolio of his designs, which was available by subscription. These patterns were intended for use in the production of textiles, wallpaper, ceramics, jewellery and glass.

Art Nouveau, one of the most popular styles of the late nineteenth-early twentieth centuries, is closely related to British Arts and Crafts design. Like its predecessor, this style relies heavily on plants and flowers for inspiration and emphasizes a flat, two-dimensional depiction. It differs significantly, however, in the interpretation of its floral subjects. The artists and designers working in the Art Nouveau style rejected the notion of directly imitating nature, preferring to stylize their imagery in order to create complex ornamental abstractions.

Discover our range of Pima Cotton Lawn. Renowned for it's superior softness, lightweight feel and durability this fabric is perfect for crafting elegant garments such as dresses, blouses, and shirts that effortlessly drape and flow. Additionally, its smooth texture and high quality construction make it ideal for crafts and quilting projects, allowing for intricate designs and lasting beauty. Indulge in the ultimate comfort and elegance with our Pima Cotton Lawn fabric.

• Fabric Type:  Pima Cotton Lawn
• Composition: 100% Cotton
• Roll Width: 1.4m / 140cm
• Weight: 80 g/sqm
• Care: Wash 40°C, line dry