Robert Pichon
Robert Pichon and his workshop specialized in graphic design for advertising and were active from 1910 to 1940. All his works are executed in a wonderfully characteristic Art Deco style.
His works feature a variety of hallmark themes from the Art Deco period, with designs influenced by Fauvist color and Cubist composition. The subject matter ranges from figurative, including flora, fauna, and classical mythology, to abstract geometric motifs. Robert Pichon worked for the Lorilleux printing house, for which he realized many models in the 1920s/1930s. He also worked frequently for the magazine Caractère, primarily on the special Christmas issues.
The workshop "R. Pichon. Ateliers de Dessin et Lithographie – 10, rue Rochechouart – Paris.
We offer a diverse selection of original commercial designs for the tobacco industry, as well as a range of designs featuring young women in an Art Deco setting. These gouaches are mounted on cards and inscribed with the design's model number, accompanied by the original glassine. The works are executed in a wonderfully characteristic Art Deco style.
We also offer a range of Art Deco chromo-lithographed advertisements, mini-posters, and beauty and soap labels.