RESEARCH OF TAPISSERY LE CORBUZIER
The article is a continuation of a series of works devoted to the art of tapisserie. The subject of this research is the work of Le Corbusier. The article is an attempt to give a comprehensive analysis of the activities of the artist, who, in addition to architecture and painting, creates tapisseries. The role of the carpet in the creative world of Le Corbusier is revealed. It is proved that Corbusier played a significant role in the revival of tapisseria as an art widespread in the Middle Ages. There is evidence that, working with the workshop of Picado in Aubusson and the workshop of Pinton in Fellen, Le Corbusier developed many woven fabrics. As a result, Le Corbusier's views have had a significant impact on many areas of 20th century art and architecture.