Tag Archives: Paul Colin

BLACK AND RED: NOT MERE COLORS!

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Jim Clark

At the outset of lithographic poster communications (in the 1890′s), an inspired French designer, Jules-Alexandre Grun, hit upon color cues to evoke the addictive verve and uncanniness of Belle Epoque Paris delights.

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DELUXE PORTFOLIOS

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Jim Clark

One of the great joys of tending to the graphics of the twentieth century consists in encountering limited edition, lithographic portfolios that concentrate on a sharply focused, visually exciting area of interest. We’ll begin an ongoing tribute to this artistry … Continue reading →

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