About the Artist
Charles Martinwas a French artist and illustrator.
Present from the beginning of the Gazette du Bon tone, Charles Martin's work is recognizable by its lines inspired by Cubism, resulting in the figures slightly angular features.
He also worked for fashion magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair, before turning to the illustration of musical and literary texts, as in 1914 for Sports and Entertainment Erik Satie, or Les Silences du Colonel Bramble d André Maurois in 1929.
In Collection:Fashion Illustrations (View all 453)
Two dresses by Doeuillet (1921)
Pierre Morgue (French, 19/20th century)
Costume tailleur, de Jeanne Lanvin; et robe pour les courses, de Beer (1921)
Porter Woodruff (American, 1894-1959)
Les Lucioles (1913)
Charles Martin (French, 1884 - 1934)
Deshabillé du matin (1913)
Charles Martin (French, 1884 - 1934)
Aux Courses (1923)
Fernand Siméon (French, 1884-1928)
In Collection:Fashion Illustrations (View all 453)
Two dresses by Doeuillet (1921)
Pierre Morgue (French, 19/20th century)
Costume tailleur, de Jeanne Lanvin; et robe pour les courses, de Beer (1921)
Porter Woodruff (American, 1894-1959)
Les Lucioles (1913)
Charles Martin (French, 1884 - 1934)
Deshabillé du matin (1913)
Charles Martin (French, 1884 - 1934)
Aux Courses (1923)
Fernand Siméon (French, 1884-1928)
Le Belvédère ; Robe-Manteau, de Worth (1924)
George Barbier (French, 1882 - 1932)
Bijoux par Vever (1912)
Anonymous