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Paul Iribe nació en Angoulême, Francia, en 1883. Comenzó su carrera como tipógrafo de periódicos e ilustrador en varias revistas y diarios parisinos, como Le temps. En 1906 Iribe participó en la creación de la revista satírica Le témoin. La publicación de sus ilustraciones en esta revista atrajo la atención del diseñador de moda ...
Joseph-Paul Iribe, né le 8 juin 1883 à Angoulême 1 et mort le 21 septembre 1935 2 à Roquebrune, est un dessinateur, illustrateur de mode, affichiste, patron de presse, réalisateur et décorateur français . Il est considéré comme un des précurseurs du mouvement de l' Art déco. Il fut l'époux de la comédienne Jane Dirys, puis le ...
Paul Iribe. Costume Designer: Forty Winks. Paul Iribe was born on 8 June 1885 in Angoulême, Charente, France. He was a costume designer and art director, known for Forty Winks (1925), Changing Husbands (1924) and The Night Club (1925). He died on 21 September 1935 in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Alpes-Maritimes, France.
31 de oct. de 2014 · This Paul Iribe design from 1914 features three drawers with beaded handles and a bronze rose knob in the center. Iribe, a French illustrator and designer, is known for his Art Nouveau aesthetic ...
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.
12 de abr. de 2011 · Most signed in medium: Paul Iribe Binding: Publisher's beige paper boards Hiler, H. Bib. of costume Colas, R. Costume Notes. No page numbers. No table of contents. Addeddate 2011-04-12 23:01:04 Associated-names Poiret, Paul Bookplateleaf 0002 Call number 379708 Camera Canon EOS 5D ...
29 de ago. de 2013 · Paul Poiret." (Former owner Max Meyer has been tentatively identified as an agent for the raw silk trade (Mitsui & Co.) who lived in Jersey City, NJ, and whose obituary appears in v. 33, p. 63 (1914) of the American silk journal) CHMRB copy has Iribe's name scratched out in ms. ink on each plate.
