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piscine molitor, paris
no. 001
Indigo water, amber tile, a cream deck, one reclining figure. A painting of the outdoor pool at Piscine Molitor, Paris, 1929, flat on the front in the Matisse cut-paper style. On the back of the waistband, the name of the place in small letters.
the palette:
indigo · amber · aubergine · cream
• 95% modal, 5% elastane
• made in portugal
• matte black jacquard waistband
• high-rise, slim through the leg
• printed in small batches
laurent is 6'0" and wears a size M.
$52.00
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boo!
piscine molitor, paris
no. 001
$52.00
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the place.
piscine molitor, paris, 1929.
In 1929, architect Lucien Pollet finished Piscine Molitor in the 16th arrondissement, a short walk from Roland-Garros. The building looked like an ocean liner in concrete and glass, with two pools inside, three levels of yellow changing cabins, and art deco stained glass by Louis Barillet. Johnny Weissmuller opened it that summer before he became Tarzan. In 1946, Louis Réard introduced the bikini there.
The art on this pair is a painting of the outdoor pool from above. Indigo water, amber tile, a cream deck, a single figure reclining at the edge in the Blue Nudes style.
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