"L’Océan", Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), 1926.
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"L’Océan", Erté (Romain de Tirtoff), 1926.
// Romain de Tirtoff (aka Erté ), Art Deco Exhibition Poster (1970s) Erté created the most divine Art Deco style fashion illustrations. His work broke something open for me when I was first introduced to his art language. His designs excite with such intricate balance. They are so strong and graphically simple, and yet, so finely detailed and nearly delicate. The fluidity of form is seemingly carved out of thin air. Wild and quiet while also being vibrant and alive. Erté is like a mathematician – all of his numbers add up to yield simple perfection. ... Sending a huge thank you to Beautiful Bizarre's Guest Curator @brandimilne for sharing her favorite creative inspirations with us today.😁 … posted on Instagram - https://instagr.am/p/CMMkWW2hlpX/
Erté's illustration for the cover of the November, 1920 issue of Harper's Bazaar. #erté #romaindetirtoff #harpersbazaar #fashion #artdeco #deco #roaring20s #red #fashionhistory #historicfashion #fashionillustration
Enter (Romain de Tirtoff) Cover for Harper's Bazar, 1918.
'Erte' book fashion drawing from Harper's Bazaar, (1892 - 1990).