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Prototype for a laced shoe
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Prototype for a laced shoe is a prototype created by Salvatore Ferragamo in 1938. This work originated in Florence, Italy, during a period of significant artistic and cultural transition. It represents an early conceptual stage in the designer's development of footwear design.
The piece, titled Prototype for a laced shoe, was produced by Salvatore Ferragamo as a study of form and color. It exists as a physical model intended to explore the intersection of functional footwear and avant-garde aesthetic principles. This specific iteration highlights the designer's move toward experimental silhouettes and unconventional material pairings.
The composition focuses on a single brown shoe, presented as a conceptual model. A wooden heel provides a structural foundation, creating a stark material contrast against the softer elements of the design. The silhouette is defined by streamlined lines that prioritize form over ornamentation.
A colorful sock is positioned within the shoe, featuring a rainbow pattern. This element introduces a spectrum of hues that interrupts the muted brown tones of the leather. The juxtaposition of the multicolored fabric against the solid, dark surface of the shoe creates a deliberate visual tension. The arrangement emphasizes a departure from traditional footwear aesthetics through this use of unexpected color and material pairing.
The construction of this prototype utilizes felt decorated with cotton stripes. This choice of medium emphasizes the conceptual nature of the object, prioritizing form and color over traditional leatherwork. The fabric sock features a rainbow pattern, providing a sharp chromatic contrast to the muted tones of the shoe's body.
The piece measures 22 cm in height. The heel, which provides a structural counterpoint to the soft fabric elements, reaches a height of 7 cm. These dimensions reflect the experimental approach taken during the design process in Florence, Italy.
This prototype is held within the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Florence, Italy. Also known as the Museo Salvatore Ferragamo or the Ferragamo Museum, the institution was established in 1995. It functions as a repository for the designer's extensive creative output, housing a collection that contains over 10,000 models.
The museum is situated in a setting that reflects the historical significance of the region's craftsmanship. By preserving such diverse prototypes, the collection provides a record of technical experimentation and the evolution of footwear design from the early 20th century through the mid-century period.
The artist's experimental approach to footwear is evident in several other designs from the early to mid-twentieth century. In 1935, he produced the Prototype for a court shoe. This was followed by the 1938 Rainbow wedge sandal, a piece that shares the same era of innovation as the laced shoe prototype. These works reflect a period of intense technical development and material experimentation.
Earlier explorations in form can be seen in the Prototipo di décolleté from 1929. Later, around 1940, the artist produced Evening Shoes. These various models demonstrate a consistent focus on the intersection of sculptural design and functional anatomy throughout his career.
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Delo „Prototype for a laced shoe”, autor Salvatore Feragamo, koje se čuva u muzeju Salvatore Ferragamo Museum, nalazi se u i dalje je zaštićeno autorskim pravima statusu. Ovaj status određuje da li je dozvoljeno izrada reprodukcija slike.
1898 - 1960 , Italija