George Auriol (French, 1863-1938) is one of France’s most versatile artists of the Belle Époque, and a man of many talents. He was famous as an illustrator, a typographer, a writer, a printmaker, as well as for a number of further artistic expressions. To this day many of his motives and typographies remain in use. He also designed the personalized monograms used by dozens, if not hundreds of artists of the time. Auriol advertised for his services by designing and sending out annual Christmas and New Year’s wishes.
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Couverture pour le Dîner des Cent Bibliophiles (original French title) Color photolithograph printed on Rives wove paper.Reference: Armond Fields 4...
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Color lithographs (two states) on wove paper.Reference: Fields 403.Two impressions: one before the menu was added, but before the removal of the tw...
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Color lithograph on thin wove paper. Reference: Fields 378. New Year's which the Auriol household did for about two decades. This one a color trial...
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