Principe is Italian for Prince, and a pair of these Principe chairs with their subtle Moorish designs on the chair backs would be perfect in that Palazzo in Venice. You know, the one you rent on the Grand Canal for the month of September? Well how else could you be at all the correct parties for the Mostra Internazionale d'Arte Cinematografica di Venezia — or to us mere mortal Americans, the Venice film festival. Everyone who is anyone will be there, and you'll sip your morning espresso in this chair, contemplating all of the invitations, and the coveted Gold Lion. La dolce vita, baby.
This blog showcases the 365 chairs that Diane painted thorughout 2009. Some chairs are traditional, most are quite unusual, and they all have a story behind them. Have a seat in your own favorite chair and enjoy. The sketches are painted on Winsor & Newton Cotman 140 lb. cold pressed 4 x 6" watercolor sheets, using Winsor & Newton French Ultramarine blue.
Seating Zone.com writes...
"I’m a recent but already huge fan of Diane Carnevale’s Chair du Jour blog. Every day she posts an elegant and accurate blue and white watercolor of a different chair — famous icons and wacky one-offs, both. Better yet, she’s well educated in the world of chair design, and includes a history of each chair, plus her own always-witty personal commentary."
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