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The aim is to explore how Charlotte Perriand produced and used photographic walls in her interior designs.

Photography and Architecture in Charlotte Perriand (Part 1) : The Creation of Photographic Walls

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Examines the creation of photographic walls in interior decoration by Charlotte Perriand, highlighting their political impact.

The aim is to explore how Charlotte Perriand produced and used photographic walls in her interior designs.
Analyzed the production process of photographs by Charlotte Perriand.
Focused on subjects such as children and nature in her photographic works during the 1930s.
Examined the political significance of photomontage techniques used in decorative contexts.
Perriand's photographic walls featured themes of nature and childhood, emphasizing emotional and social connections.
The use of photomontage carried important political messages, reflecting social change during the 1930s.
The analysis reveals Perriand's innovative approach to interior decoration and its broader cultural implications.

Shoichiro SENDAI (2026) studied this question.

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