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Coco Chanel
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She built an empire in her own image. Coco Chanel created the modern woman based on how women saw themselves, not how they were seen by others. Designs that allowed for both comfort and elegance were nothing short of revolutionary, and in a time when the business world was entirely male-dominated, she built a brand on her own. In The Doyennes, she represents the willpower and courage to think for oneself, out loud.
About the print
Signed limited edition art print of 150 copies in total, divided into 25 Small, 75 Medium, and 50 Large. Archival pigment print, produced with lightfast ink on high-quality acid-free art paper. Delivered ready for framing.
- Small: 52 x 37 cm – 25 copies
- Medium: 74 x 52 cm – 75 copies
- Large: 104 x 73 cm – 50 copies
More about this artwork
More about this artwork
"The most courageous act is still to think for yourself. Aloud."
Born on 19 August 1883 in Saumur, Maine-et-Loire. Died on 10 January 1971 in Paris.
Fashion designer and businesswoman
Personality Traits: Willpower, independent, energetic, intuitive, rational, self-aware, excellent conversationalist
Known for: Fashion revolutionary, outstanding entrepreneur, world's most famous businesswoman
Why Coco?
Coco Chanel was a woman who built a fashion empire on her own – with no other means than being a woman. But a very smart one. Her personal qualities helped her to forge connections with the most influential people of her time. In an era when men completely dominated the business world, she built an empire. She created an image of a modern woman – liberated and independent – in her own image. The focus was on how women saw themselves, not on how they were seen by men, husbands or others. Her designs for this woman of the future, which allowed for both comfort and elegance, were nothing short of revolutionary.
Through sheer willpower and a clear pragmatic streak, Coco Chanel forged strategic alliances with wealthy investors who backed her business. In her time, this was a male domain, but she proved that women could build their own brands – and opened the door to a new type of woman: one who works hard, has a vision and knows how to get ahead.
