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I’m surprised - close to the (probably) signature two polish accent:
Left side - Nicolaus Copernicus sitting statue from Warsaw
Thanks for the spring preview collection pics. So very much to look forward to 
Could be! That would be very Ugo Gattoni-ish. And there is that hand coming out of a building and the large gorilla (King Kong?) holding a cup of coffee.
Not that I can read it at all, but could this be the signature? 
awesome! that dark blue one with the red flower goes straight on my wishlist
I’m surprised - close to the (probably) signature two polish accent:
Left side - Nicolaus Copernicus sitting statue from Warsaw
and above a pair of folk dancers in the characteristic pose of the Krakowiak dance (it means “a man from Krakow”)
Could it be by the woman who designed Zabavushka?
I still don’t think it’s by Ugo. The animals, people, buildings, details etc are different from anything he has ever designed, not only for H. No Milo! The only thing that reminds me of him is that there is a lot going on. But of course I could be totally wrong! Hope we find out soon.
Either way, if it comes as a gavroche, it’s a must have for me!
That's the one that has my attention too! Picture it with navy or denim or red ....
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I’ll ask each of the five artists at Carre Club LA if they have a design in the spring collection. Too bad Ugo is not there! He’d be able to confirm if Animapolis is his...
ETA: Oops, I won’t ask Octave or Theo because we already know the answer to that!! [emoji12]
ETA: Oops, I won’t ask Octave or Theo because we already know the answer to that!! [emoji12]
How wonderful, thank you! I now have my heart set on the first one that you showed. You wore the perfect sweater to try on the scarves, several look to have the same beautiful shade of blue!
I’m surprised - close to the (probably) signature two polish accent:
Left side - Nicolaus Copernicus sitting statue from Warsaw
and above a pair of folk dancers in the characteristic pose of the Krakowiak dance (it means “a man from Krakow”)
Oh my, now I might need to get one in honor of my Polish mother!
Perhaps Flaia Zorilla Drago who is the Confessions artist. I think I see some similarities.
let me continue please
first apologize – can,t attach a part of pictures - so i'll try to describe in words:
between penguins and the tail of a lizard - two figures: a bricklayer and a miner both bas-reliefs in Warsaw at MDM square
And from the same place the candelabrum - it grows from the head of a leopard - behind the white pegasus
Why Hermes artist use examples of postwar socrealism architecture of Warsaw as an addition to Godzilla theme?
Ok, I”ll wait for the booklet description
first apologize – can,t attach a part of pictures - so i'll try to describe in words:
between penguins and the tail of a lizard - two figures: a bricklayer and a miner both bas-reliefs in Warsaw at MDM square
And from the same place the candelabrum - it grows from the head of a leopard - behind the white pegasus
Why Hermes artist use examples of postwar socrealism architecture of Warsaw as an addition to Godzilla theme?
Ok, I”ll wait for the booklet description
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let me continue please
first apologize – can,t attach a part of pictures - so i'll try to describe in words:
between penguins and the tail of a lizard - two figures: a bricklayer and a miner both bas-reliefs in Warsaw at MDM square
And from the same place the candelabrum - it grows from the head of a leopard - behind the white pegasus
Why Hermes artist use examples of postwar socrealism architecture of Warsaw as an addition to Godzilla theme?
Ok, I”ll wait for the booklet description
Congratulations for your sleuthing! It is extremely interesting.
Would you have any idea who is sitting next to Copernicus, playing what looks to be a viola?
To me - sorry, I might be talking nonsense- it looks like Jordi Savall, but I am afraid he does not have his statue anywhere yet. And nothing to do with Poland.
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