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The brilliant, enigmatic Mariano Fortuny was born into a family of renowned artists in Granada, Spain, in 1871.
He entered the fashion industry in 1907, with the introduction of one of his most notable achievements, the Delphos gown, inspired largely by Greek sculpture.
He was truly a Renaissance man who made his own photographic paper, bound his own books, and designed his own lamps and furniture. He created one of the first dimmer switches, invented a boat propeller, and made his own paints, dyes, brushes and machinery.
To Read and see more of this mans incredible talent look at the great Fortuny website,
The New collection by L'Objet will be intoduced at Bergdorf and Goodman and Neiman Marcus from September.
http://www.fortuny.com/