Job Art Nouveau at Brayden Boland blog

Job Art Nouveau. Both posters feature the prominent figure of a sensuous woman against a background patterned with the ‘job’ monogram (a trademark for the. Although mucha resented his work’s formal association with art nouveau, which to him represented a uniquely contemporary—rather than timeless—movement, the egalitarian nature of the poster was instrumental in popularizing an aesthetic that, to many, became known simply as le style mucha. His style of painting influenced an entire generation of painters, graphic artists, draughtsmen and designers and in the minds of many, his work. In this poster, mucha placed the prominent female figure. 'job' is a trademark for the joseph bardou company, manufacturers of cigarette papers. They were designed by frenchman jean bardou, who labeled them with a diamond between his initials j.b., gaining the papers the brand name job. The posters in our collection stem from a series of art. In the late 1890s, the company hired art nouveau artist alphonse mucha, as well as many other artists, to design advertising posters for the brand.

In this poster, mucha placed the prominent female figure. In the late 1890s, the company hired art nouveau artist alphonse mucha, as well as many other artists, to design advertising posters for the brand. His style of painting influenced an entire generation of painters, graphic artists, draughtsmen and designers and in the minds of many, his work. 'job' is a trademark for the joseph bardou company, manufacturers of cigarette papers. Both posters feature the prominent figure of a sensuous woman against a background patterned with the ‘job’ monogram (a trademark for the. They were designed by frenchman jean bardou, who labeled them with a diamond between his initials j.b., gaining the papers the brand name job. The posters in our collection stem from a series of art. Although mucha resented his work’s formal association with art nouveau, which to him represented a uniquely contemporary—rather than timeless—movement, the egalitarian nature of the poster was instrumental in popularizing an aesthetic that, to many, became known simply as le style mucha.

Alphonse Mucha JOB at 1stDibs mucha job print

Job Art Nouveau Both posters feature the prominent figure of a sensuous woman against a background patterned with the ‘job’ monogram (a trademark for the. The posters in our collection stem from a series of art. Both posters feature the prominent figure of a sensuous woman against a background patterned with the ‘job’ monogram (a trademark for the. They were designed by frenchman jean bardou, who labeled them with a diamond between his initials j.b., gaining the papers the brand name job. 'job' is a trademark for the joseph bardou company, manufacturers of cigarette papers. In the late 1890s, the company hired art nouveau artist alphonse mucha, as well as many other artists, to design advertising posters for the brand. His style of painting influenced an entire generation of painters, graphic artists, draughtsmen and designers and in the minds of many, his work. In this poster, mucha placed the prominent female figure. Although mucha resented his work’s formal association with art nouveau, which to him represented a uniquely contemporary—rather than timeless—movement, the egalitarian nature of the poster was instrumental in popularizing an aesthetic that, to many, became known simply as le style mucha.