Poster of Andrew Kudless - Home and Art of Dining | LOUIS VUITTON
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Poster of Andrew Kudless - Home and Art of Dining | LOUIS VUITTON
Skip to main contentWhat better way to pay homage to the Objets Nomades collection and Louis Vuitton’s travel heritage than a set of posters inspired by vintage hotel stickers? Each of these watercolors by the Paris-based artist Polly Brotherwood portrays an Objet Nomade in the setting of the designer’s hometown. An artwork in a visual dialogue with the creation it depicts.
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