Famous Art Deco فنانون: 12 Original Voices

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تمارا دي ليمبيكا 1898–1980

بولندية Born in وارسو آرت ديكو، تكعيبية Wikipedia in 30/32 languages

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إرتي 1892–1990

روسي فرنسي Born in سانت بطرسبرغ ديكو Wikipedia in 11/32 languages

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دورا كارينجتون 1893–1932

بريطانية Born in هيرفورد مجموعة بلومزبري، السريالية Wikipedia in 14/32 languages

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جورج باربييه 1882–1932

فرنسي Born in نانت آرت ديكو Wikipedia in 11/32 languages

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Stanisław Szukalski 1893–1987

Polish-American Born in Warta Bent Classicism

In 1907, he immigrated with his mother and stepfather to Chicago, a city poised to become both a crucible and a catalyst for his unique aesthetic development. While briefly enrolled at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Szukalski largely remained self-taught, forging an intensely personal style that defied easy categorization. Following a return to Poland in the 1930s—a journey tragically interrupted by the outbreak of World War II and the subsequent loss of much of his early work—he eventually settled in California, where he lived a largely reclusive life.

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Eric Gill 1882–1940

British Born in Brighton Arts & Crafts, Modernist

In 1924, seeking a more communal way of life, he moved to Capel-y-ffin in Powys, Wales, establishing a workshop with fellow artist David Jones and others. Gill was also a dedicated teacher, training numerous apprentices who went on to become prominent figures in their own right, including David Kindersley, John Skelton, Laurie Cribb, Donald Potter, and Walter Ritchie. Notable Works: Madonna and Child (1910), Ecstasy (1911), Mother and Child (1912), Perpetua typeface (1925), Gill Sans typeface (1927).

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Ivan Meštrović 1883–1962

Born in Vrbovec

He studied the works of ancient Greek and Roman sculptors, as well as Renaissance masters like Michelangelo. Early Works: His early sculptures often reflected national-romantic themes, inspired by Croatian folklore and heroic songs.

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بول مانشيب 1885–1966

أمريكي Born in سانت بول نحت الآرت ديكو

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مارغريت بوراتشيا 1891–1968

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مارشال ماينارد فريدريكس 1908–1998

American Born in موسكو Art Deco

His mastery of the fountain medium allowed him to create works that interacted dynamically with water and light, such as the Fountain of Eternal Life and the Man and the Expanding Universe Fountain.