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The Illustrations of George Barbier
by Molly Donnermeyer
6/13/2018
George Barbier , Art Deco , Art Nouveau , Mary R. Schiff Library and Archives
Following World War I the style known as Art Deco rose in popularity. Originating in France, Art Deco was a response to the style known as Art Nouveau, which was characterized by its organic and curvilinear lines.
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