José Loygorri. En el gabinete. Blanco y Negro magazine. 1922.
Jose Loygorri (Spanish, 1884-1979). Portada (Cover page). Blanco y Negro magazine cover. 1920.
Art deco illustration by Carlos Saenz de Tejada for Balenciaga, detail, 1930s.
This great painter and illustrator (Tangier, 1897-Madrid, 1958), the son of a diplomat, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. He begins his career as a theatrical figurine maker. In 1925 a fire in his studio destroyed a good part of his work. A year later he moved to Paris. During the Civil War he returned to Spain. The Francoist iconography appropriated his works: his works were manipulated to adapt them to the propaganda of the regime, which stigmatized him for life. (x)
Art deco fashion illustration by, Carlos Saenz de Tejada, for Cristóbal Balenciaga. 1930s.
This great painter and illustrator (Tangier, 1897-Madrid, 1958), the son of a diplomat, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. He begins his career as a theatrical figurine maker. In 1925 a fire in his studio destroyed a good part of his work. A year later he moved to Paris. During the Civil War he returned to Spain. The Francoist iconography appropriated his works: his works were manipulated to adapt them to the propaganda of the regime, which stigmatized him for life. (x)