Andre Durenceau Biography |
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Durenceau creating magazine covers for Theater magazine, working as a textiles designer, muralist, and advertising illustrator.
In 1928 Woodstock, NY-based publisher H.C. Perleberg printed Durenceau’s most well-known graphic design collection Inspirations, a collection of 128 geometric-patterned pochoir prints. In 1931 Durenceau advised Warner Bros. on the studio’s first full-length color film, “Manhattan Parade. He painted incredible murals in the severe art deco and hypnotic exotic style for which he was known. |
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