André François
One last homebound post
Mark Ulriksen
George Booth
Jean Claude Floc'h
Eugene Mihaesco
Ronald Searle
James Stevenson
Kathy Osborn
Barry Blitt
Showing posts with label André Francois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label André Francois. Show all posts
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Tender Mysteries
Today's selection of New Yorker covers was created by André François
over a period of almost thirty years.
François was born in 1915 in a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
that soon later became Romania. In 1934 he moved to Paris,
where he joined the atelier of the great Art Deco poster artist Cassandre.
A man of many talents, François worked as a cartoonist, graphic designer,
illustrator, set and costume designer, painter, engraver and sculptor.
His work was featured on many Penguin Books covers and in numerous leading
international magazines, including Le Nouvel Observateur, Fortune, Vogue,
The Observer, Holiday, Look and Punch.
Follow this link to view more work by André François on Animalarium.
You can buy online all of these covers as prints at the New Yorker Store.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
New York Pets
created by some of the world's best illustrators and cartoonists.
Enjoy this selection dedicated to the city's cats and dogs;
more artists and animals will follow!
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Mad Men & Crazy Critters - Elephant Strength
Sandro Scarsi, 1961, thanks to Martin Klash
Achille Mauzan, 1921
Ludwig Hohlwein, 1920 and 1926
Pierre Mourgue, 1930
Leonetto Cappiello, 1936
Fritz Butz, 1945
Pierre Fix-Masseau, 1950
Koff, thanks to Hamish Grant
Hervé Morvan, 1952
Frans Mettes, thanks to Vintage Advertising and Poster Art
André François, thanks to Sandi Vincent at Aqua-Velvet
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