Frieze, pattern, repetitive motifs.
Pierre Marcel and accomplice Frederic Lere like to compose these repetitive motifs along ceilings. Here, a composition directly dished out this Mexican menu, with the advises of the Chef. New-Mexico vegetables, pepper, garlic, tomatoes, corn, etc...hand painted, on a background of faux finish and ceramic trompe l'oeil. About 24" wide, 200 ft long!.
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In this other room of Santa Fe restaurant, a simple geometric frise does a lot to give some spark to this dinning room. |
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Typical Frederic Lere : do you see the telephone, then the banana? |
Golf country club house hallway |
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Hardware motif, for the owner of a major hardware store chain in the US. |
Kitchen motif garlic/onions |
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A typical Frederic Lere design, taken from an existing sandstone low relief motif on the front door costumer's house in Pine Tree Drive, Miami Beach. See the whole job at Cupola |
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