BE785251A

BE785251A - OBJECT OF DECORATION CONSTITUTED BY THREADS TENDED BETWEEN POINTS AND DETACHING FROM A SUPPORT.

Info

Publication number: BE785251A
Application number: BE785251A
Authority: BE
Original assignee: Verbeeck Jacques
Priority date: 1972-06-22
Filing date: 1972-06-22
Publication date: 1972-10-16

Description

       

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La présente Invention concerne un objet de décoration d'un

  
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genres particulièrement dans le domaine des reproduction*

  
dites " graphiques " (peintures, dessins, photos, etc...). S'apparantant & ces dernières tout en étant totalement différente, la présente invention a pour but de reproduire tout objet, tout symbole, ou tout graphisme sous une forme plus

  
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tient dans le principe même de cette reproduction. En effet, délaissant tout moyen traditionnel tels que crayons, pinceaux,. fusains, gouaches, peintures, papier, toiles, etc... le graphisme est obtenu simplement par un ensemble de lignes droites  formées par des fils tendus entre des pointes et se détachant visuellement et/ou physiquement du support. 

  
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port, des pointes et des fils, ainsi que la position des 

  
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basés sur le même principe. En modifiant la façon de tendre 

  
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toutes les figures du dessin classique, telles traits, cour- 

  
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comme sur la figure en annexe. On aurait pu imaginer toute  autre quantité ou disposition des pointes.

  
Dans un support "A" sont partiellement enfoncées des pointes 

  
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disposées symétriquement par rapport au centre du support. 

  
La partie non-enfoncée des pointes, soit "h", détermine le 

  
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A l'aide de la même disposition et du même nombre de pointes tous deux variables à l'infini ) on pourrait modifier le  graphisme en reliant les pointes comme suit 

  
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droite ), double direct ( voir figure ), double croise (.-deux fils croisés entre deux pointes ), etc...en passant éventuel- 

  
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Il est donc évident que le nombre de figure différentes qu'il  est possible de réaliser par ce nouveau procède est illimité.

  
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re plastique ou-toute autre matière naturelle ou artificielle, d'aspect naturel, peint et/ou recouvert d'un tissu et/ou de

  
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vir de base pour la décoration.



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The present invention relates to a decorative object of a

  
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genera particularly in the field of reproduction *

  
say "graphics" (paintings, drawings, photos, etc.). Based on the latter while being totally different, the present invention aims to reproduce any object, any symbol, or any graphic in a more

  
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is in the very principle of this reproduction. Indeed, abandoning any traditional means such as pencils, brushes ,. charcoals, gouaches, paintings, paper, canvases, etc ... the graphics are obtained simply by a set of straight lines formed by threads stretched between points and visually and / or physically detached from the support.

  
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port, tips and threads, as well as the position of

  
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based on the same principle. By changing the way of stretching

  
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all the figures of the classical drawing, such lines,

  
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as in the figure in the appendix. One could have imagined any other quantity or arrangement of the tips.

  
In a support "A" are partially driven spikes

  
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arranged symmetrically with respect to the center of the support.

  
The non-depressed part of the points, ie "h", determines the

  
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Using the same arrangement and the same number of tips, both infinitely variable) we could modify the graphics by connecting the tips as follows

  
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straight), double direct (see figure), double cross (.-two threads crossed between two points), etc ... passing if necessary -

  
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It is therefore obvious that the number of different figures that it is possible to achieve by this new procedure is unlimited.

  
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re plastic or any other natural or artificial material, of natural appearance, painted and / or covered with a fabric and / or

  
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basic vir for decoration.

Claims

2. Decorative object according to claim characterized by a number of points of variable shape and dimensions and any, metal, plastic or.tout <EMI ID = 21.1> similar in the support described in 1 above such

any metal, plastic, silk, wool or any other natural or artificial material intended to connect the

ized by a number of straight lines formed by the son described in 3 above stretched between the points described in 2 above.

possibly by fasteners, fixings, supports and various items necessary to obtain a wall decoration, table or other.

possibly by a concealed assembly on the back of the support intended to produce rear lighting and thus transform

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