A.M. Cassandre (pseudonym of Adolphe Jean-Marie Mouron, 1901 – 1968) was a pioneering French graphic designer, poster artist, and typographer who essentially invented the visual language of the modern commercial poster. Working primarily in Paris during the interwar period, he brought the structural geometry of Cubism, Purism, and Futurism to commercial advertising, transforming the street into an open-air art gallery
Additional Artworks
From Art Alba Gallery
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KASM
Ein Klein, Nachtmusik, 2025
Mixed Media
46 x 38 x 3 cm
US$1,500
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Ken Currie
Do You Know This Man?, 2002
Etching
37 x 35 cm
US$1,500
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John D. Callow
Paris, 2002
Photograph
55 x 55 cm
US$1,200
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Wu Jialin
Calf, 2001
Gelatin Silver Print
41 x 51 cm
US$5,000
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Tessa Wolfe Murray
Winged Vase, 1995
Clay
28 x 23 x 8 cm
US$1,300
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Jed Devine
Arch Exterior, 1980
Platinum
31 x 36 cm
US$3,000
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Wu Francis
Smiling Indian 1955, 1955
Photograph
19 x 14 cm
US$500
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George Hoyningen-Huene
Bracelets 1929, 1929
Photograph
36 x 28 cm
US$1,000
About the artist
A.M. Cassandre
Ukrainian/French
1901–1968
