Literary Art Deco
Sumptuous Abstract Interpretations
What style could be more
à propos to grace the covers of these journals than the lavish designs of France in the 1920s and ‘30s? Bridging the gap between fine art and everyday objects, the Art Deco movement left behind the manifestos and politically charged notions of its early 20th century counterparts in favor of a purely decorative luxury.
The first of our two covers reproduces a fine French binding of Christian Pitois’ 1932 volume
Contes d’Hoffmann, the story of a protagonist being wooed by that subtle and irresistible muse, poetry. Our second cover features Paul Gruel’s binding of the 1927 volume
Les ballades françaises in a sumptuous abstract interpretation, combining the clean lines and strong curves of the Art Deco style.
The original cover creations employed ornate materials (leather decorated in gold and mosaic patterns) to create a deluxe
objet d’art. Our reproductions of these bindings are the perfect tomes to contain the extravagant musings of anyone captivated by the literary and decorative arts.
Watch Paperblanks video of Literary Art Deco Journals available now at Jase's Books.
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Literary Art Deco, Ballad Slim
176 pages - 90 x 180mm (3.5 x 7in)
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$21.95AUD
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Literary Art Deco, Ballad Midi
144 lined pages - 130 x 180mm (5 x 7in)
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$27.95AUD
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Literary Art Deco, Serenade Slim
176 pages - 90 x 180mm (3.5 x 7in)
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$21.95AUD
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Literary Art Deco, Serenade Midi
144 pages - 130 x 180mm (5 x 7in)
Select LINED or UNLINED pages (see below)
Bookmark ribbon page marker
Magnetic st… |
$27.95AUD
$22.95AUD |
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