Coco Chanel's Library on Display at Ca' Pesaro, Venice
The seventh edition of the Culture Chanel exhibition series, running since 2007, is held at Ca' Pesaro in Venice, a city beloved by Coco Chanel and a source of inspiration for her creativity. Rather than showcasing outfits or sketches, the exhibition focuses on the precious volumes from Mademoiselle's library at 31 rue Cambon in Paris. The collection includes works from Greek classics to contemporary authors, with dedications, photographs, and archival materials. The display features reflective cases and a golden tone reminiscent of Chanel's home, creating an intimate yet respectful atmosphere.
Key facts
- Seventh edition of Culture Chanel exhibition series
- Held at Ca' Pesaro, Venice
- Focuses on Coco Chanel's personal library from 31 rue Cambon, Paris
- Includes works by Jean Cocteau, Pierre Reverdy, Max Jacob, Homer, Cervantes, Mallarmé
- Exhibition features dedications, photographs, drawings, archival materials
- Display uses reflective cases and golden tone
- Venice is a city loved by Chanel and source of inspiration
- Exhibition series started in 2007
Entities
Artists
- Coco Chanel
- Jean Cocteau
- Pierre Reverdy
- Max Jacob
- Homer
- Cervantes
- Mallarmé
- Paul Morand
Institutions
- Culture Chanel
- Ca' Pesaro
- Gallimard
- NRF Edition
Locations
- Venice
- Italy
- Paris
- France
- 31 rue Cambon