Hermès - SPRINGS by Philippe Ledoux - Foulard






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Hermès silk twill scarf 'SPRINGS' by Philippe Ledoux, made in France, 90 × 87 cm, hand-rolled, in very good vintage condition with a small stain, signed by Ledoux.
Description from the seller
Magnificent Hermès scarf in silk twill titled "Springs", designed by the artist Philippe Ledoux in 1974, reissued in 1981.
A great classic among Hermès square scarves.
Hand-rolled.
Made in France.
Hermès Paris logo, Hermès C copyright, artist's signature Ledoux.
Presence of a care label.
A bit of history:
"Inspired by an engraving preserved at the Château de Malmaison, this scarf by Philippe Ledoux, one of the house Hermès' historic designers, features at its center the Phaéton of Napoleon I's son. This horse-drawn carriage derives its name from the son of Helios, the personification of the sun in Greek mythology. Seizing his father's solar chariot, of which he lost control, Phaëton perished after almost touching the world. This sumptuous little carriage is adorned with all the attributes of the empire. Built in 1812 by the coachbuilder Tremblay, it is kept at Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, where the Emperor's son spent much of his life".
According to the Arfon art-square dictionary, it is considered fairly rare and fairly sought after (photo attached).
Very good vintage overall condition despite a tiny stain (last photo).
Will be carefully packaged and shipped with a tracking number.
Magnificent Hermès scarf in silk twill titled "Springs", designed by the artist Philippe Ledoux in 1974, reissued in 1981.
A great classic among Hermès square scarves.
Hand-rolled.
Made in France.
Hermès Paris logo, Hermès C copyright, artist's signature Ledoux.
Presence of a care label.
A bit of history:
"Inspired by an engraving preserved at the Château de Malmaison, this scarf by Philippe Ledoux, one of the house Hermès' historic designers, features at its center the Phaéton of Napoleon I's son. This horse-drawn carriage derives its name from the son of Helios, the personification of the sun in Greek mythology. Seizing his father's solar chariot, of which he lost control, Phaëton perished after almost touching the world. This sumptuous little carriage is adorned with all the attributes of the empire. Built in 1812 by the coachbuilder Tremblay, it is kept at Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna, where the Emperor's son spent much of his life".
According to the Arfon art-square dictionary, it is considered fairly rare and fairly sought after (photo attached).
Very good vintage overall condition despite a tiny stain (last photo).
Will be carefully packaged and shipped with a tracking number.
