Pierre Commarmond Art
Pierre Commarmond was born in Lyon, France in 1897. He began his art studies as a student of Karl Cartier, followed by courses at the Galland workshop. Later, he worked at and organized poster exhibitions for tourism and the Chemins de Fer (railroad). He was associated with and was known among many circles of artists from various schools throughout France, including l'Ecole Francais and l'Ecole de la Marine. During World War II, Commarmond worked as a costume and set designer for the theater. Following the war, he became the director of the well-known printing house Chaix, as well as a principal artist. As a result of his extensive travels and experiences in France and Europe, Commarmond created his travel posters in a simple yet grand manner with attention to detail. His style romances the landscape, luring the viewer to take a closer look, enticing the thought of a quiet get-away, an excursion to someplace warm and inviting. He died at the age of 86 in 1983.
1930s Art Deco Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Modern Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Expressionist Pierre Commarmond Art
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1930s Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Other Art Style Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Art Deco Pierre Commarmond Art
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Late 20th Century Modern Pierre Commarmond Art
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1910s Art Deco Pierre Commarmond Art
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1910s Expressionist Pierre Commarmond Art
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1970s Expressionist Pierre Commarmond Art
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Late 20th Century American Modern Pierre Commarmond Art
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1980s Expressionist Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Vienna Secession Pierre Commarmond Art
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Mid-20th Century American Modern Pierre Commarmond Art
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1970s Modern Pierre Commarmond Art
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Pierre Commarmond Art
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1920s Art Deco Pierre Commarmond Art
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