George barbier

His talent saw him being commissioned to design costumes for stage productions, as well as book illustrations. He also illustrated commercially for companies such as Cartier and Elizabeth Arden…

Dessins sur les danses de vaslav nijinsky by George Barbier Date: 1913; France Style: #artnoveau #artdeco A sapphic subtext is often present in Barbier’s work, as evident in this illustration and others. He frequently features highly feminine couples and trios with companions whose gender is either ambiguous or clearly women in drag.

Georges Barbier (1882 - 1932): master French illustrator of the early 1900s. Not much is known about the actual man himself but he was a prolific artist who began his career illustrating for fashion magazines. The interesting thing was that...

George Barbier, for Cartier, 1914. Librairie Chretien, Paris. George Barbier was a frequent contributor to the Gazette du Bon-Ton and an influencer of other designers of the period. He met Louis Cartier who introduced his work his to Charles Jacqueau, Cartier's head designer.

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George Barbier, Le Feu (The Fire), lithograph from Falbalas et Fanfreluches, Almanach des Modes Presentes, Passees et Futures, 1925.