Slavik or the angel of the odd - Waldemar George
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Slavik and the Angel of the Odd

Ref: Art & Industrie, 1951 by Waldemar George SUMMARY: Madame Charlotte Perriand, one of the leaders of the U.A.M. Group and the French Department at the Milan Triennial Exhibition, stated during a press conference that our furniture section was largely entrusted to a decorator who is a “specialist in storage

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Elle Déco, The Drugstore Years
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Slavik: The Drugstore Years

December 2021
Born in 1920, Wiatscheslav Vassiliev, known as Slavik, was entrusted with the aesthetic direction of the Publicis group by its CEO Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet in 1954. A Russian émigré who studied at the School of Decorative Arts and IDHEC, Slavik designed the Champs-Élysées and then the Saint-Germain-des-Prés, with their

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Peter Kanpp, the absolute eye
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Peter Knapp, the absolute eye

November 2021
Far from being merely the iconic fashion photographer of the 1960s and 1970s, he is also a painter, graphic designer and art director, and has just contributed to a book on Slavik, a portrait of a 90-year-old young man

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Parisian showcase, challenges
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Parisian Showcase

December 2021
An enthralling work that pays a well-deserved tribute to Wiatscheslav Vassiliev, known as Slavik (1920-2014), a decorator of genius. His poetic and commercial creations left their mark on Parisian life, from Galeries Lafayette to Publicis drugstores, as well as numerous restaurants, pubs, and nightclubs.

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Figaro magazine
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Slavik: The Drugstore Years

December 2021
Who said that Decorative Arts were not truly art? Through Slavik’s personal and professional life, it is in fact the history of design in 1970s Paris that is subtly revealed.

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Slavik: The Forgotten Prince of Drugstores
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Slavik: The Forgotten Prince of Drugstores

December 2021
Slavik? A distant, curious, dated name. His Wikipedia entry exists—brief, unadorned. Born Wiatscheslav Vassiliev in 1920 in Tallinn, this distinguished-looking gentleman nevertheless imagined countless places and objects that transformed our habits

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