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Paul Iribe, a graphic designer and satirical illustrator, has influenced both top-end fashion designers as well as the public’s opinion in times of political disenchantment. Satire, simplicity and aesthetic design can best describe his oeuvre, which illustrates the fiascos of the French politics, the distress of WWI and the elegant flamboyance of the following années folles.
Paul Iribe. "Le superflu, chose très nécessaire" - lo necesario es lo superfluo. Esta forma de vida francesa refleja la época del Art Déco. La combinación creativa de formas elegantes, materiales preciosos y colores expresivos combinados con un toque de sensualidad representan esta época de influencia decorativa.
Paul Iribe designed Poiret's rose motif. Of all his collaborations with artists and illustrators, Poiret was proudest of his introduction of Iribe to a wider audience. Iribe was responsible for a publication early in the designer's career, Les robes de Paul Poiret (1908), that not only promoted the increasingly influential couturier, but also established Iribe as a major talent.
Paul Iribe mixed with and enjoyed the company of Jean Cocteau and many others. The Gazette du Bon Ton was a witty, sophisticated art and fashion magazine published monthly from 1911 until 1925 when it was merged with Conde Nast's Vogue.
10 de dic. de 2017 · Pero Paul Poiret, el “Padre del Art Déco”, cayó en el olvido. Esta es su historia. ... Raoul Dufy, Paul Iribe, Henri Matisse, Amedeo Modigliani y Pablo Picasso. Puede parecer una mezcla ...
The immensely talented Iribe was one of the founders of Art Deco design. He began his career as an artist for L'Assiette au Beurre, was later closely Involved with the world of high fashion (he did publicity illustrations for Paul Poiret and was marrled to Coco Chanel at his premature death in 1935) . He served as artistic director for Cecil B ...
