Art Deco
Emerald (Erté)
Erté (1892–1990) made Emerald. It belongs to the Art Deco movement.
Emerald, in brief
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Erté, Emerald.
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Among Erté's recorded themes - iconic erté style, theatrical designs, fashion and design pioneer, exotic & glamorous themes, art deco elegance, ancient mythology, fashion illustration, geometric abstraction - "Emerald" brings its own focus on nude figure, grapes & luxury, geometric design, art deco style, floral abundance, elegant illustration, sensual imagery.
About the artist, Erté
1892–1990, Russia
Erté
Early Life and Artistic Awakening Romain de Tirtoff, known to the world as Erté, was born into a life of privilege and tradition in Saint Petersburg, Russia, on November 23, 1892. His lineage traced back centuries to Tatar khans, and his father served with distinction as an admiral in the Imperial Russian Fleet. Yet, young Romain’s destiny lay not on the waves but within the realm of art—a passion that blossomed early, nurtured by a mother he deeply adored and the exotic beauty of Persian miniatures found within his father's library. These intricate designs would become a subtle yet enduring influence on his later work, imbuing it with a sense of opulent detail and stylized elegance.