[Ginza Tsutaya Shoten] Limited lithographs by Marc Antoine Coulomb, the illustrator of the Paris fashion scene, will be on sale from April 1 at stores and online stores.

Ginza TSUTAYA SHOTEN is a new talent to be noticed in the Paris fashion scene and will sell limited lithographic works of Marc Antoine Coulomb, one of the most notable artists in the world of fashion illustration.

What is Marc Antoine Coulomb?

The rising star Marc Antoine Coulomb in the Paris fashion scene. He is now one of the hottest artists in the fashion illustration world. He paints glamorous dresses such as Chanel and Valentino, Dior and Givenchy, portraits of actors and celebrities, and casual but impressive landscapes of Paris, using colorful watercolors and elaborate pencil drawings, sometimes collages. . Occasionally his own handwritten characters also add to the appeal of the work.

Inspired by the great masters of fashion illustrations, René Gruaud and Elte, Coulomb's style is elegant, sexy, and at the same time has a glittering, witty contemporary edge. In his first collection, Chanel's muse, Ines de la Fressange, has contributed a foreword, confirming that she was one of those who recognized Coulomb's talent.

Ginza TSUTAYA BOOKS only sells art prints at stores and online stores

This time, I asked him to create the world drawn by Coulomb as a lithograph exclusive to Ginza TSUTAYA SHOTEN.
It is sold framed so that you can decorate it at home or other places.
There are 10 kinds of works in total, and each limited edition of 5 pieces is produced with an autographed and edition number.

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■ Details of work ・ Artist: Marc Antoine Coulomb
・ Types: 10 types in total ・ Production: Lithographs ・ Work size: 2 sizes A2 and A3 ・ Price: A2 size ¥ 85,000 (+ tax)
A3 size ¥ 60,000 (+ tax)
* Sold works will be framed

Featured fashion illustrations

Fashion illustration, once a means of expressing state-of-the-art modes, has long been deprived of photography. Renault Gruaud, a fashion illustrator in the 1940's, is famous for working on a Dior campaign, but the process has changed when Dior asked Matz Gustavson for a collection illustration for the first time in half a century. Many maisons now record illustrations.
Fashion illustrated by illustrations gives viewers more imagination.
Once again, fashion illustration and the runway are trying to regain strong ties.

Ginza Tsutaya Bookstore -Fashion-

Ginza TSUTAYA SHOTEN considers “fashion = style”, and fashion is divided into three sections: “learn”, “wear” and “enjoy”. Rather than seeing fashion as a mere trend of clothes, I think it is fashion, including the background that the style was born in, the changing times, and the art, music, movies and literature that surround the style. In addition to carefully selected Japanese and Western books, we also have a collection of vintage magazines and art prints that are difficult to obtain, and we want to convey the world view of fashion.