Paris, Eiffel Tower, Santos-Dumont No. 6
Notice |
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Details
Title | Paris, Eiffel Tower, Santos-Dumont No. 6 |
Designed by | Robert Topulos |
Original Edition |
Pièce Unique (1 of 1) |
Details |
Signed, dated and numbered 1/1 Accompanied by a |
Workshop |
Atelier WOCS, Genève |
Size |
145 x 100 cm |
The Story Behind
Drawing inspiration from the timeless essence of Paris, where innovation has thrived for generations, Atelier WOCS introduces an unparalleled artwork harmoniously blending the audacious spirit of aviation, architectural splendor, and the refined art of horology.
The year was 1901. Alberto Santos-Dumont's No.6 Zeppelin soared around the Eiffel Tower, a voyage representing humanity's unwavering quest for greatness. This architectural marvel, the Eiffel Tower, not only serves as a symbol of French ingenuity but also embraces the legacy of brilliance. Engraved on its façade are names of luminaries chosen by Gustave Eiffel, celebrating the essence of French scientific and engineering prowess. Painted in their restored original gold hue, these engravings shimmer with the spirit of discovery.
Delicately woven into this visual narrative is the prototype of the Cartier de Santos watch. Its genesis was spurred by Santos-Dumont's challenge to Louis Cartier, leading to the creation of one of the world's first modern wristwatches for men, symbolizing Cartier Maison's intertwining of luxury with function.
The scene further unfolds to reveal the "Ecole Militaire de Paris" at the Tower's base, a nod to academic discipline and Parisian heritage. Adjacently, in Warsaw Park, stands the sculpture 'La Jeunesse' by Pierre Poisson, capturing the vibrancy of youthful ambition.
This artwork, exquisitely designed and unparalleled in its creation, is destined to stand as a captivating piece of history for global art aficionados. A tapestry of dreams, of a city ever-reaching for the stars, of timepieces ticking in harmony with history's great moments this Art Edition, exquisitely rendered on conservation paper, becomes an emble of epochs past, present, and future. The piece stands as a testament to a time when the world stood still, watching, as dreams took flight.
For the discerning art collector with an eye for the exceptional, this Art Edition unveils a unique treasure. Every detail, every emblematic symbol represents a meticulous dedication to craft and history. As distinctive as the Cartier prototype it celebrates, this Art Edition is more than mere artwork—it's a timeless narrative, exquisitely merging Paris's storied history with Cartier's lasting heritage.