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Illustration from Pierre Louÿs’ Les Chansons de Bilitis by Georges Barbier (1922)

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moomindeco:Designed by Edgar BrandtDaum, Nancy

Starting on Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged” tonight. I’ve been procrastinating o

Léon Benigni, Design for the Cover of La Donna magazine, 1929. Gouache, over a pencil underdrawing.

Adolphe Mouron Cassandre, typeface Bifur, designed 1929. Promotional Brochure by Soldans Ltd. London

Norbertine von Bresslern-Roth, zebra finch, ducks, fantails, 1922. Cat, 1925. Crabs, 1926. Color lin

bonheur-campagne:Car la déco de pâques, c'est aussi dehors ! ☺ #BonheurCampagne #Lebonheuràlacampagn

Art Deco STERLING Enamel Religious Locket SLIDE Mother MARY Miraculous Medal c.1930s

Erte fashion illustration

artdecodude:Baltimore Art Deco. This may or may not be all from 10 Light Street, but it is all aweso

Kem Weber, armchair Airline, 1934. Wood, Naugahyde. USA. Via metmuseum

queerplatonicpositivity:littlestpersimmon:transphobia isn’t feminism.[ ID: An animated gif with deco

Edouard Benedictus, Nouvelles variations, designs for decorative arts, 1925. Paris. Published by Alb

Peugeot. 1900. Rene Vincent.46 5/8 x 61 ½ in./118.5 x 156.2 cmThis absolute monster of a chas

Poster Tanzschule Mader - Vienna - modern dances, 1932. “First to the dance school and then into mar

Le rossignol et la rose. Deux contes - Illustrations de F.-L. Schmied - Oscar Wilde - 1926 - via Gal

Art Deco Diamond Tiara by Cartier, 1920s

caitlynlynch:the1920sinpictures:1920 c. Just before the emergence of Art Deco, here is a last gasp o

Detail of a miniature of the dragon constellation (‘Draco’), in tables from Ptolemy&rsqu

André Sornay, side table, 1925. Ebony Macassar, walnut. Via Galerie Michel Giraud. His early creatio

Buffalo Central Terminal was heralded as one of the premier examples of railroad art deco architectu

wtxch:ErtéThe Four Elements: Earth,Water,Fire and Air, 1984Serigraph

yes-jinco:Costume by Erté, the Russian costume designer often referred to as the father of Art Deco,

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