Arts et Metiers Graphiques, 45, 1935

Content includes:
Léon-Paul FARGUE. – Salut à la publicité
Raymond ESCHOLIER. — La grande passion de Louis Barthou
Paul MALLON. — Tissus égyptiens des tombes de l’ancienne Égypte
Claire ABRIAL. – Constructions
Pierre MAC ORLAN. – Jean-Gabriel Daragnès
Jean LOIZE. – Émile Zola, photographe
Maurice RAYNAL. – Signatures de peintres
Léandre VAILLAT. — Orchésographie ou Sténochorégraphie
GRIAULE. – Calebasses
Jean MALLON. – Diplômes royaux
Emmanuel SOUGEZ. – Sur quatre poèmes photographiques.
Louis CHÉRONNET. – Effel et Dubout ou de l’angélisme et du cauchemar dans la caricature
Jean-Marc CAMPAGNE. — Papiers collés de Jacques Maret
Maximilien VOX par Maximilien Vox
Actualité Graphique.
Notes et Échos

Quelques pièces rares de la bibliothèque Barthou
Deux tissus égyptiens
« Le Bal champêtre », image-construction pour enfants
Une page inédite de Daragnès pour « les Quatre Evangiles »
Extrait de « Poème pour Philinte » par Rémy Duval

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Arts et Métiers Graphiques
Arts et Métiers Graphiques (AMG) was a French magazine devoted to commercial graphic design, illustration and photography. It was founded by Charles Peignot in Paris and was first published in 1927.

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