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Tag Archives: Pierre Brissaud
DOMESTICITY IN VINTAGE POSTER ART
http://www.idesirevintageposters.com/pochoir-le-nid-de-pinsons-1922-gbt.html A pochoir tending to the home front comprises, for most people, an endless and fascinating endeavor. Thereby, when attracting a product, a graphic artist will often look to that scene for the means of winning over a customer to … Continue reading
Posted in Art Deco Posters&Graphics, Illustrators, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Poster&Graphic Art, Poster&Graphic Artists
Tagged AndreMarty, Donald Brun, French vintage pochoir, George Barbier, Leonetto Cappiello, Pierre Brissaud, vintage French food and beverage posters, Vintage Transportation Posters
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LUCKY PUPPIES: MAN’S GREATEST FRIEND AS SEEN BY VINTAGE GRAPHICS
Ambition Realized 1940s;Eugene Iverd;11 ½” x 8 ½”;A, P Dogs come to us in graphic art along two major runways. The first emphasizes their sweet hearts and what that means to their owners. That alone detonates many catchy moments by … Continue reading
Posted in Art Deco Posters&Graphics, Illustration Art, Illustrators, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Poster&Graphic Art, Poster&Graphic Artists
Tagged Andre Marty, Donald Brun, Eduardo Benito, French vintage pochoir, Gil Elvgren, orinignal vintage animal posters, Pierre Brissaud, rolf armstrong, William P. Welsh
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SIGNS OF SPRING, SITTING PRETTY IN OUR COLLECTION
Maudit Vent GBT 1914;Pierre Brissaud;9 1/2″ x 7 1/2″;A,P The spring season means various things to many people. My most vivid childhood memory of spring in Arctic Winnipeg was racing wooden matches along the still-frozen gutters awash with mountains of … Continue reading
Posted in Art Deco Posters&Graphics, Illustration Art, Illustrators, Modernist Posters&Graphics, Poster&Graphic Art, Poster&Graphic Artists, Surrealist Posters&Graphics
Tagged A.M. Hopfmuller, Donald Brun, French vintage pochoir, Giorgio Armani, Lucien Boucher, original vintage travel posters, Pierre Brissaud, Shadowland, Spring season graphics, vintage fashion graphics
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THE GOLDEN, EDGY FASCINATION OF FORTUNE MAGAZINE, JUNE, 1933
Naysayers notwithstanding, this is, for me, an irresistible graphic design. It graces the back cover of an issue of lithographically and journalistically advanced Fortune Magazine, and was published 81 years ago. First a concept: it takes guts for a bride … Continue reading