Print XVI · The Café Editions
They were expecting lettuce. · Print XVI
$70 · Open edition
The story
The story goes that the rabbits were tame ones from farm hutches, not wild ones. When the cages opened, they took the hunters for the people who fed them and ran straight at the Emperor, over his boots, in their hundreds. He retreated to his carriage.
The man who conquered half of Europe, outflanked by lunch.
Source: the memoirs of General Paul Thiébault. A legend, told as one. The photograph is from the Femage archive.
The print
Print XVI, from the drawer: the story of Plate XVI told in a single black and white photograph, printed on cotton, one red circle.
Every shirt comes with its story card, printed like an old newspaper.
The edition
The Prints are an open edition: not signed, not numbered, and not limited. Each one comes with its story card, printed like an old newspaper.
Shipping
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When the drawer opens, we write to you first with your number, the final delivery time and a link to pay. You decide then. Each shirt is printed to order after you pay, so nothing waits in a warehouse.
Print XVI
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Wear it three ways
One story. The cut-up, or the evidence twice.
