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Alta Costura sobre papel: The Graphic Work of Spanish Haute Couture Master Pedro Rodríguez

This exhibition offered an unprecedented look into his artistic talent through a collection of figurines and photographs.

"Alta Costura sobre papel" showcased the extensive graphic archive of celebrated Spanish fashion designer Pedro Rodríguez. Running from 1940 to 1976, this display highlighted his significant contribution to Haute Couture. Visitors could delve into his boundless talent through a unique collection of figurines and historical photographs.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcases the graphic work of Spanish fashion designer Pedro Rodríguez, featuring a collection of figurines and photographs that highlight his artistic talent from 1940 to 1976. It offers an unprecedented look into the creative output of a master of Spanish Haute Couture.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Alta Costura sobre papel' presents the graphic archive of the Spanish fashion designer Pedro Rodríguez (Valencia, 1895-Barcelona, 1990). The display focuses on his extensive work from 1940, when he opened his salons in Madrid, until 1976, when the firm closed its doors in its three locations: Barcelona, San Sebastián, and Madrid. This collection of figurines and photographs offers an unique insight into the boundless talent of the Valencian creator, showcasing his significant contribution to Spanish Haute Couture since his early recognition at the 1929 Universal Exposition in Barcelona.

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Information regarding specific exhibition tickets is not detailed on this page. Visitors are encouraged to check official channels for admission details and any related programming, such as guided tours and conferences, which may require separate booking or be included with general museum admission.

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Venue
Museum of Costume
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Mar 16, 2012 – Jun 17, 2012
Artist line / attribution
Featuring the graphic work and figurines of Pedro Rodríguez (1895-1990), a master of Spanish Haute Couture.
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