On May 26, 2011, the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Florence, the famous Palazzo Spini Feroni (Ferragamo headquarters since 1938), will present a grand exhibition. The relocated museum entrance will house two rooms displaying the life and work of the founder, Salvatore Ferragamo, surrounded by the most innovative women's shoes and the shoes best suited to their creations Curiosity of many Ferragamo fans and shoe lovers. The rest of the room exhibits planned by the brand museum, unique and novel, and all have one thing in common: drawing inspiration from the history of Salvatore Ferragamo and its famous shoes. The exhibition is by far the largest exhibition ever held at the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum. Apart from the permanent collection in the museum, which will display 102 different shoes, as well as the shoe last with historical documents, photos and brand names made by celebrities from all over the world, a total of 255 exhibits will be on display, including those from the 1920s 99 Salvatore Ferragamo shoes to the late 1950s and 156 pieces of art from public and private collections in Italy, Florence and around the world. The 16th century Brazilian Ibis rubra quills cloak, the collection of Cosimo II de 'Medici from the collection of Museo di Antropologia e Etnologia, • Nativity by Sano di Pietro and Sonia Delaunay by the Biblioteca Nazionale of Florence as "The Siberian Railway and the French Small Illustrations by La prose du Transsibrien et de la petite Jehanne de France, and the Golden Leaves footwear design by Andy Warhol for the Venice Luigino Rossi collection, these and Salvatore Ferragamo What is the connection between the shoes? We dial the clock back and forth, into the fantasy world of founder Salvatore Ferragamo, search his creative sources, we can find the answer. The exhibition is triggered by the following questions: Are there any sources of inspiration behind the artist's creativity? Is it a source that can be easily discerned, or a series of ideas flashed in different times and spaces, mixing beyond our cognition as a cocktail? How inspiration and personal experience, culture, talent and professional skills integration? How to communicate with emotion? How many suggestions in the same period led to the same idea among different people? There are many areas of concern and reflection for self-esteem artists, but the most important ones are very few. Salvatore Ferragamo had the perfect moment of encountering the burst of inspiration and illusion twice in her life, having a significant impact on this future artist: traveling to California in the 1910s and returning to Italy in 1927, resolutely settling in Italy Florence's artistic and cultural center. From Hollywood to Florence, discovering TUTANKHAMEN tombs, avant-garde art and the magic of practical art at the Florentine Museum Salvatore Ferragamo arrived in Hollywood at a time when movie industry was in the ascendant, not only for the young Italian To "celebrity shoemaker" reputation and great success, but also gives him to make celebrities, continue to learn and enhance the skills of the opportunity. When Pharaoh Tutankhamen was discovered in Egypt in 1922, this incident not only had a great impact on him personally but also touched the entire fashion industry and provided a huge creative space for the film industry. Ferragamo quickly draws inspiration from the design of The Ten Commandments, starring Cecil B. De Mille, the famed silent director for oriental culture. Sandals and accessories. A few years later, again, Mr. Ferragamo encountered a similar situation. Villa dei Misteri, an ancient city of Pompeii, became the source of inspiration for art and contemporary painting overnight. This classical world is also reflected in Salvatore's Pompeian And Coturno sandals series, sandals, such as Roman shoes buckle at the ankle, which has become his first choice of advertising shoes. California and local culture continue to provide inspiration for Ferragamo, including decorations on American Indian costumes and accessories, quilting Quatch quilts on fabric and color blends, and a variety of South American handicrafts, all of which are color-coded The most beautiful material such as feathers. These elements are revealed in the works of Salvatore Ferragamo era, and become the iconic style of the brand, again in the re-creation after decades glow again. In 1927, as the factory needed a professional shoemaker who could hand-craft shoes, he decided to return to Italy and settle in Florence and was eager to find inspiration in the local arts and crafts and culture. Not only is Ferragamo deeply impressed with Florence's most famous historical sites, it is also impressed by the collection of exquisite, practical art in public and private collections. For example, the tasteful collection of Mr. Frederick Stibbert's various styles inspired Salvatore Ferragamo with a multitude of shoe shapes, and its woven upper and embroidery designs are a true reflection of the collection's clothing. Archeological collections, folklore museums and museums of natural history also provide Salvatore Ferragamo with a source of endless inspiration that inspires creativity, intuition and creative experimentation, both past and present.
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