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    bohemian rhapsody

    Jul 01, 2021 3 minutes
    PHOTOGRAPHY Bénédicte Drummond
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    Rachel Leedham

    he pandemic saw Instagram awash with images posted by creatives who had turned their hands to their own homes, but few feeds have been as magical or as joyous as that of Nathalie Lété. The French artist – renowned for her naïve works inspired by folk art that have graced everything from ceramics for Anthropologie to tiles for Emery & Cie as well as fashion for Gucci – saw the first lockdown

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