Founded in Paris in 1966, Galerie Hadjer is internationally recognized for its expertise in modern and contemporary tapestries.
For three generations, the gallery has championed the finest creations from Aubusson and leading French workshops, highlighting the unique dialogue between fine art and textile craftsmanship.
Its program focuses on major 20th-century artists, including Alexander Calder, Fernand Léger, Joan Miró, Le Corbusier, Jean Arp, and Pablo Picasso.
At Fine Arts Paris 2026, Galerie Hadjer presents a museum-quality selection celebrating the artistic innovation, technical excellence, and enduring legacy of Aubusson tapestry as one of the most remarkable expressions of modern art.
LE CORBUSIER
(1887–1965)
Still Life
Circa 1965
Aubusson tapestry woven by the Pinton Workshops
Wool
220 × 310 cm
Edition of 6
One of the leading figures of modern architecture, Le Corbusier viewed tapestry as a “muralnomad” —a monumental work capable of accompanying architecture while remaining mobile.
Conceived around 1965, Still Life exemplifies his innovative vision of tapestry as an independent artistic medium, bringing together painting, architecture, and textile art in a powerful modern composition.
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