Art et Industrie, VIIIe Année, February 1932

Content includes:
Cover “Les Poissons”, by Loupot.
Chateau De Maurecourt
The French House…
At La Comtesse Pastré
For a Central Organization of Applied Arts, by Jean Cassou
The Walks of the Amateur.
Incursions, by Sheridan
Ceramics by Jacques Lenoble, By Marcel Zahar…
‘Modern Installation of “New Europe”.
Carpet, By Jean Fulter.
Indirect Lighting Apparels..
Household Arts, by Lysine Bernhardt.
Books.
New Universal History of H’art, commented by R. Burnand
LA Musique, By Paul Locard

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Charles Loupot
Charles Loupot was a French designer best known for his poster designs. He created posters for over fifty years. He designed for Galerie Barbès, Voisin cars, Peugeot, Twinning tea, Valentine paintings, Ambre Solaire, St. Raphaël and the Canton Furs. Explore related designers including A.M. Cassandre and Jean Carlu. See also Art Deco and French graphic design history.

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Art et Industrie, VIIIe Année, February 1932. Cover design by Charles Loupot
Art et Industrie, VIIIe Année, February 1932. Cover design by Charles Loupot
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