"Now available through Lee Jofa, the Hunt Slonem for Groundworks collection of wallpaper. The paper shown is Hutch, a fabulous bunny design available in a range of colors."
Photo via Facebook.
"Slonem’s fascination with the rabbit began in the early 1980s when he discovered that he was born in the year of the rabbit, according to the Chinese zodiac calendar. They first appeared in his paintings of saints surrounded by animals. Over time the rabbit has become a singular motif, appearing on its own on small canvases, or grouped together on larger ones, all framed in authentic antique 19th century portrait frames which are hand selected by Slonem. A signature feature of Slonem’s New York City studio is the Bunny Wall, a large expanse of salon-style groupings of Slonem’s small bunny paintings, some famously hung while still wet. These signature paintings are collectors’ items, and have inspired similar style groupings in both museums and private collections."
Text via Lee Jofa website.
"A model in 18th century attire at the after party for the Party honoring Grace Catherine Cary at the home of Cathy and Rivie Cary. Sunday, December 21, 2014. (Josh Brasted Photo)"
"Star-studded Bal de la Chasse honors Grace Catherine Cary on eve of winter solstice" by Sue Strachan.
The Times-Picayune (January 2, 2015).
"Hunt Slonem, Green Bunnie, 2007, oil on canvas, 48 ¼ x 71 ¼ in. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
Rabbit topiaries outside Palace near Bangkok, Thailand.
Photo by Arthur Chapman on Flickr (September 9, 2005) via Pinterest.
"The petite cast-stone pedestal table and wrought-iron chairs can be used for quiet dinners in this verdant setting. The table is topped by a chic black-and-gold pot of bromeliads with white blooms."
Portland home of Henry Brown and Steve Bedford, owners of Bedford Brown, an upscale home and garden store.
Interior design by Henry Brown, Henry Brown Interiors.
Original landscape design by Wallace K. Huntington.
Photography by John Granen.
Written by Rebecca Christian.
"Outdoor Living Room" produced by Barbara Mundall.
Traditional Home.
Traditional Home.
"A trio of paintings by Hunt Slonem and pillows of a graphic John Robshaw linen accent the living room; the settee is George III, the curule-form stool is covered in a David Hicks fabric from Lee Jofa, and the jute rug is by Pottery Barn."
Four-story Greenwich Village townhouse Brooke Shields shares with her husband Chris Henchy and their two daughters.
Interior decoration by David Flint Wood.
Architectural renovation by Ben Bischoff, Oliver Freundlich, and Brian Papa (formerly of MADE).
Photography by William Waldron.
Text by Judith Thurman.
"Personal History" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (March 2012).
.jpg)
"Most important, she wanted the house to accommodate her daughters and their big, friendly Labrador retriever. The girls’ bedroom, with two low platform beds specially designed by Stilin, is 'wonderfully camp-like,' she says; paintings by Hunt Slonem add a dose of color." The walls are painted in Pratt and Lambert’s Haze Green.
4,000-square-foot, Shingle-style farmhouse in Sagaponack, New York.
Interior design by Robert Stilin.
Photography by William Waldron.
"House Tour: The Most Perfect Farmhouse in the Hamptons" produced by Anita Sarsidi.
"Hunt Slonem, Confederate Rose, 2013, oil on wood, 10 x 8 in. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
"Cabochon ruby eyes decorate a silver rabbit-shaped pitcher made before 1899; the hinged head opens to reveal a hollow gilded interior."
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Bequest of Lillian Thomas Pratt.
Photo: Katherine Wetzel © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Text by MItchell Owens.
Daily AD, Architectural Digest (August 13, 2014).
"Cover of book. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
"Candice Bergen holding her white bunny mask at Truman Capote’s epic 1966 Black and White Ball."
Image by © Elliott Erwitt
"Truman Capote's Iconic and Bitchy Black and White Ball of 1966" by Jon Patrick.
The Selvedge Yard (June 23, 2010).
The White Rabbit.
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll.
Illustration by John Tenniel.
Image via Wikipedia.
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll.
Illustration by John Tenniel.
Image via Wikipedia.
"Hunt Slonem, Blue Bunnie, 2010, oil on canvas, 50 ½ x 67 in. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams.
Illustrations by William Nicholson.
"Hunt Slonem, Chinensis, 2012, oil on canvas, 72 x 84 in. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
"The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes" by Du Bose Heyward.
Pictures by Marjorie Hack.
"Large Leaping Hare," 1982. Barry Flanagan (English , 1941 - 2009).
Gilded bronze, cast iron stand.
96 x 108 x 78.75 in. - 243.84 x 274.32 x 200.03 cm.
Gift of The Sydney and Frances Lewis Foundation - 85.385.
Photo © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Image via Virginia Museum of Fine Arts website.
Gilded bronze, cast iron stand.
96 x 108 x 78.75 in. - 243.84 x 274.32 x 200.03 cm.
Gift of The Sydney and Frances Lewis Foundation - 85.385.
Photo © Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
Image via Virginia Museum of Fine Arts website.
"Hunt Slonem, Wall of Bunnies. From Bunnies by Hunt Slonem, © 2014, published by Glitterati Incorporated. www.GlitteratiIncorporated.com"
"Hunt Slonem's 'Bunnies' - Another Slant on 'Hip-Hop' Culture" by Bruce Helander.
The Huffington Post (July 21, 2014).
"This truly gigantic rabbit was part of Sweden's Openart Biennale."
Credit: Lasse Person/via designboom.com
"33 Reasons Mustard Yellow is the Very Best Color" by Alanna Okun.
BuzzFeed (October 31, 2013).
0 comments:
Post a Comment