Auriol, Georges
1863 – 1938
French
Born Jean-Georges Huyot in France in 1863, Georges Auriol is known as a poet, songwriter, graphic artist and probably most famously as the designer of the typeface “Auriol” still used in the Paris Metro signage.
He was a denizen of the Montmartre nightclub “Le Chat Noir” where he contributed to the signature shadow theatre and designed the decorative covers for its magazine. His graphic design drew heavily from nature and Japanese art and was notable for its exquisite use of typography and monograms. His color lithographs are typically soft in color and charming in design.
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Auriol, Georges
(1863 - 1938) French$375.
“Carte de vœux - Noël 1914”, 1914
Color lithograph
7 ⅛" x 4 ½"
Monogrammed in stone -
Auriol, Georges
(1863 - 1938) French$375.
“Carte de Vœux - Noël 1934”, 1934
Color lithograph
6 ⅝" x 4
Monogrammed in stone -
Auriol, Georges
(1863 - 1938) French$375.
“Carte de vœux - Noël 1919”, 1919
Color lithograph
7" x 4 ¾"
Monogrammed in stone -
Auriol, Georges
(1863 - 1938) FrenchSOLD
“Carte de vœux - Noël 1912”, 1912
Color lithograph