LU biscuits

On the poster for the Lefèvre-Utile collection a young woman is shown withdreamy eyes and a tender smile. Her face is beaming with happiness and her pearly skin glows against the sketched background of a meadow. The movement of draping fabric and swaying of green leaves add an element of gentle vivacity to the artwork. The pastel tones delicately fade into the pronounced pink shades of the flowers and ribbons.
The French brand of Lefèvre-Utile biscuits is renowned for calling upon great artists to work on its publicity campaigns. Here, the image is inspired by the paintings ofDelphin Enjolras. This artist's work is characterised by the elegance of the feminine figure.
The pink hypericums in our bouquet are reminiscent of the bells which can be seen on this poster. The composition is filled out with peach carnations, yellow statice and greenbell flowers. These luminous shades harmonise with the dark green leucothoe to form abrimming bouquet. This springtime, delectable creation evokes the spirit of the illustration.
The fresh yellow flowers in our bouquet convey the same tenderness of the painting and recall the radiant colours /b> of the young woman.

Aquarelle's artisan florists and the Ecole du Louvre have collaborated to create a capsule collection of flower bouquets inspired by the works of art of the master painters.
In the same way that a painter uses canvas, paint brushes and paints for their creation, our florists have conceived and composed the bouquets of the collection with a fresh floral colour palette.
They apply the same approach, using similar gestures to create a unique and personal creation.
The aim? To put art at the heart of the everyday, in order to discover or rediscover paintings through bouquets which translate the colours, style and spirit of the artwork.
For this third collection, Aquarelle aims to celebrate the visual arts.
Japanese prints, 20th century posters, including some more contemporary illustrations... Let yourself be transported to fascinating worlds and bygone eras !