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Tableau de Parfums

Tableau de Parfums debuted in 2011 as a joint project between perfumer Andy Tauer and filmmaker Brian Pera. The project grew from Pera’s Woman’s Picture film series, which drew on classic women’s films from the 1930s through the 1950s and explored perfume as part of its characters’ stories and identities. The first three Woman’s Picture characters—Miriam, Loretta, and Ingrid—inspired companion fragrances released in 2011, 2012, and 2013, respectively. Tauer created the fragrances, while Pera provided the film and narrative direction. The project is publicly associated with Evelyn Avenue, the website and creative platform Pera described as hosting Woman’s Picture and the collaboration. Miriam, the first Tableau de Parfums fragrance, was created to accompany the first Woman’s Picture film.

Brand ratings

Scent8.1 / 10
Longevity8 / 10
Projection6.6 / 10
Atomizer— / 10

Leading notes

aldehydes (3)camphor (3)carnation (3)civet (3)opoponax (3)ylang-ylang (3)hyacinth (2)tolu balsam (2)

Leading accords

indolic (3)aldehydes (2)heliotrope (2)rose (2)animalic (1)camphor (1)dried fruit (1)incense (1)

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