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"Ralph Pucci's Wall\nIn a new book, the esteemed design dealer looks back at the striking murals he has commissioned for his New York showroom over the past two decades\nThe artist and illustrator Sirichai painted a human figure as a backdrop for a 2006 display of Ralph Pucci mannequins.\nThe bright colors and midcentury shapes of Jens Risom's furniture are echoed in a 2005 abstract wall painting by Malcolm Hill, a New York artist who previously worked as a muralist for Barneys New York and has done several installations for Pucci.\nArtist and architect-designer Patrick Naggar conceived an eye-catching orange-and-white backdrop for a 2011 show of his Evolutions furniture collection.\nPeter \u00C5str\u00F6m's large-scale drawing, suggesting chalk on slate, depicts one of the 60 glass vessels by Lianne Gold and Andrew Thompson that were exhibited in 2010.\nDesigner India Mahdavi created a quite different blackboard-style mural, whose geometric motifs serve as a foil for her curvy and colorful Bishop stools, first offered by Pucci in 2008.\nTo accompany a 2010 show launching his personal collection, Furniture (One), Pucci enlisted production designer Tom H. John to craft a mural that accentuated the line's Bauhaus influence.\nMalcolm Hill designed the mural that accompanied pieces by Jim Zivic in the inaugural exhibition at Pucci's ninth-floor space, in 2010.\nA sculpture by Naggar casts a shapely shadow in a 1995 display at the gallery."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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