Curatorial Narrative In the midst of the Roaring Twenties, an anonymous artist crafted “FRILEUSES. Cette robe garnie de livre gris”, a work that exemplifies the refined sensibilities of Art Deco’s heyday. Executed in 1923, this piece embodies the era’s penchant for luxury and opulence, as seen in its fine brushwork and deliberate color choices. The subject matter, too, is characteristic of the period: a figurative depiction of a woman draped in a lavish ensemble, her elegance tempered by the subtle presence of a gray hare. As an enlarged reproduction of “FRILEUSES” (44×65 inches) commands attention within a luxury interior environment, its spatial rhythm and chromatic structure become even more pronounced. The beige and blue hues recede into the background, while the bold reds and greens assume a heightened sense of importance. In such a scenario, the design’s Art Deco roots come to the fore, as metallic accents and sinuous lines