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Is it a hat – or is it a snake that’s just eaten an elephant? This beautiful and delicate work of art isn’t what it seems at first glance – or at least, there are several interpretations to be made. This is a captivating piece by a Danish artist called Sissan Richardt, who was fascinated by what hides behind pretty facades – something we might all benefit from paying more attention to. The expressive typography (and doesn’t the written word look far more glamourous and sophisticated in French?) translates to read, ‘This is not a drawing of my hat. This is a drawing of an elephant after it has been eaten by a snake’, which brings a very different vibe to the casa, but creates a terrific talking point, we’re sure you’ll agree. The blue font pops out of the off-white background, giving this a simplistic, rustic feel that works perfectly against more minimalist, muted shades or bold blocks of darker colours. It’s a quirky, eclectic piece that piece that adds an elegant touch to your surroundings, and has timeless appeal. Stunning. - Mon Dessin Art Print - Unframed - Measures: H70cm x W50cm - Material: Digitally printed on 250gsm luxurious museum-quality paper- Please note this piece is unframed
I really like the Mon Dessin art print because of its simple yet playful design. It’s versatile enough to work in various interiors, from minimalist spaces to more eclectic, colourful rooms. The unframed style offers flexibility for framing choices - you could opt for a sleek black or white frame for a modern look, or go more rustic with a wooden border. Practical styling tips include hanging it above a sideboard or console table, paired with other small art pieces or decorative objects to create a curated vignette. Keep the surrounding decor relatively understated to let the print stand out, and consider placing it in well-lit areas to highlight its colours and details.
Imani Lewis
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Rockett St George's website here