Charles Loupot – part 3

Charles Loupot – part 3

Charles Loupot is born in mind as one of France’s most prominent poster artists of the very early the twentieth century. Charles Henri Honoré Loupot was birthed in Nice, France in 1892. In 1911, he took paint lessons and explore lithography at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Lyon. Loupot was picked as one of the four main poster musicians to represent the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts. Loupot is among the major designers in the history of the European poster. He is recognized for his posters for the furniture of the Galerie Barbès, the Voisin cars and trucks, Peugeot, Twinning tea, Valentine paints, Ambre Solaire and most importantly St. Raphaël and the Canton Furs.For a lot more comprehensive

info on Charles Loupot see part 1, and for earlier jobs, see components 1 & 2 also.This is part 3 of & a 4-part series on the jobsof Charles Loupot:< b style ="background-color:

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“> 1926 Peugeot La Grande Marque Nationale 158.75 x 116.25 cm 1927 55 Bd. Barbès Meubles Galeries Barbès 197 x 126 centimeters 1928 Valentine Peinture Émail (Valentime Enamel Paint)160 x 119.4 cm


1928 O CAP Pour les Cheveux (For Hair)159
x 117 cm

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1928 Le Tracteur Austin 120 x 83 cm 1928 femina magazine cover 65.5 x 50 centimeters 1928 Mirus Poêlle a Bois(Mirus Wood Stove)Fonderies de Tréveray (cooktop makers)119 x 79 2 cm 1929 Mira, La Lame de Précision( razor blades) 158 x 117 cm

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; margin-right: automobile;”> 1929 Malacéïne(toiletries)57.3 x 39.5 centimeters
1929 Café Precia 154.2 x 112.5 cm 1929 Café Precia 79.4 x 59.8 cm c1929 Valentine La Belle Peinture (Valentine the gorgeous painting)

128 x 91 centimeters

1929 Valentine paint art work crayon, watercolour and ink 152.6 x 117.6 cm

1929 Valentine paint 31 x 24 centimeters

1930 Stop Fire (fire extinguishers, versatile specifically for cars) 120.3 x 79.7 centimeters

1930 GIC Glace-Cre ̀me, Ch. Gervais 50.2 x 32 cm

1930 Cointreau: Loupot created 2 posters for Cointreau using the picture of the commedia dellarte clown Pierrot; one male and one lady, as seen below. Pierrot had actually been a staple of advertising for more than 30 years and Loupot was brought in to provide a much-needed update to the clown. Loupot abstracts and stylizes the personality right into Cubist kinds specified by a textural orange peel which refers to the sour orange whose peel flavours this curaçao liqueur. The clowns nose clip is not just an eye-catching device. Loupot obtained the device from photographs of the well known mime musician Najac as Pierrot.

1930 Cointreau 159.5 x 119 cm

1930 Cointreau 157.1 x 115.5 centimeters

1930 Twining (Tea) 40 x 30 centimeters

c1930 St. Raphael Quinquina 17 x 12.5 cm

c1930 Point of sale display for Nicolas Wine 58.7 cm high

c1930 Frigor original art work for Cailler Swiss Chocolates Frigor brand 140.4 x 96 centimeters

1931 Valentine (paint) 31 x 23.2 cm

1931 Monseigneur Nectar gouache and ink original art work 156.2 x 117.6 centimeters

1931 La Glace Securit Se Brise Sans Eclats Couants (Safety glass shatters without shards) 120 x 80 centimeters

1931 L’Ore ́al Imédia (information not found)

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