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Gesmar Collection

"Gesmar: Capturing the Glamour and Elegance of Art Deco Era" Step into the mesmerizing world of Gesmar

Background imageGesmar Collection: Art deco sketch by Gesmar of showgirl, 1926

Art deco sketch by Gesmar of showgirl, 1926

Background imageGesmar Collection: Art deco illustration of chorus line by Charles Gesmar, 1924

Art deco illustration of chorus line by Charles Gesmar, 1924 Date: 1924

Background imageGesmar Collection: Elvira Popescu, 1925. Creator: Gesmar, Charles (1900-1928)

Elvira Popescu, 1925. Creator: Gesmar, Charles (1900-1928)
Elvira Popescu, 1925. Private Collection

Background imageGesmar Collection: Two Women in Fancy Dress Date: 1925

Two Women in Fancy Dress Date: 1925

Background imageGesmar Collection: Woman in Fancy Dress Date: 1925

Woman in Fancy Dress Date: 1925

Background imageGesmar Collection: Woman smiling at Small Dog Date: 1925

Woman smiling at Small Dog Date: 1925

Background imageGesmar Collection: Woman holding Flower Date: 1925

Woman holding Flower Date: 1925

Background imageGesmar Collection: Cover of leaflet for Paris Sans Voiles at the Ambassadeurs T

Cover of leaflet for Paris Sans Voiles at the Ambassadeurs Theatre, Paris, 1923. Artwork by Charles Gesmar Date: 1923

Background imageGesmar Collection: Costume design by Charles Gesmar

Costume design by Charles Gesmar for the Rocky Twins in matching blue suits, Paris, 1927 Date: 1920s

Background imageGesmar Collection: Art deco illustration by Gesmar, 1924

Art deco illustration by Gesmar, 1924
Art deco illustration by Gesmar for Le Rideau d or, from the revue Bonjour Paris at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1924 Date: 1924

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Bonjour Paris at the Casino de Paris, Pa

Programme cover for Bonjour Paris at the Casino de Paris, Paris, 1924-25. Artwork by Gesmar featuring Mistinguett Date: 1924

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Achtung! Welle 505, Berlin, 1926

Programme cover for Achtung! Welle 505, Berlin, 1926
Programme cover for Herman Hallers revue Achtung! Welle 505 staged at the Admirals Palast, Berlin, 1926. Cover artwork by Gesmar. Date: 1926

Background imageGesmar Collection: Advert for costume for Spinelly by Les Bas Eres, 1922, Paris

Advert for costume for Spinelly by Les Bas Eres, 1922, Paris (sketch by Charles Gesmar) Date: 1922

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Oh Les Belles Filles

Programme cover for Oh Les Belles Filles starring the Dolly Sisters at the Palace Theatre, Paris 1923. Artwork by Charles Gesmar. 1923

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Femmes et Sports

Programme cover for Femmes et Sports, featuring Georges Carpentier and Florence Walton at the Palace Theatre, Paris 1927. Artwork by Charles Gesmar 1927

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Palace Aux Nues

Programme cover for Palace Aux Nues at the Palace Theatre, Paris 1927. Artwork by Charles Gesmar 1927

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for Casino de Paris

Programme cover for Casino de Paris, Paris, 1923-1926. Artwork by Charles Gesmar Date: 1923

Background imageGesmar Collection: Programme cover for the Concert Mayol

Programme cover for the Concert Mayol, Paris, 1924. Artwork by Charles Gesmar 1924


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"Gesmar: Capturing the Glamour and Elegance of Art Deco Era" Step into the mesmerizing world of Gesmar, a talented artist who beautifully depicted the essence of the Art Deco era. His sketches and illustrations transport us back to the roaring 1920s, where showgirls dazzled on stage and fancy dress was all the rage. In his 1926 art deco sketch, Gesmar captures a stunning showgirl in all her glory. Her elaborate costume and graceful pose embody the glamour that defined this era. Similarly, his 1924 illustration showcases a chorus line adorned in exquisite art deco costumes, their synchronized movements exuding energy and sophistication. Gesmar's talent extended beyond theatrical scenes; he also portrayed women in various settings. In one artwork from 1925, two women don extravagant dresses that epitomize elegance and opulence. Another piece depicts a dancer at Moulin Rouge radiating confidence as she captivates audiences with her mesmerizing performance. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of his brush or pen. A woman smiling at a small dog in another artwork from 1925 reflects Gesmar's ability to capture joyous moments effortlessly. Likewise, his portrayal of a woman holding a flower showcases delicate femininity intertwined with an air of mystery. Not limited to illustrations alone, it also designed captivating costumes for performances like "Paris Sans Voiles" at Ambassadeurs T theater. The cover leaflet entices viewers with its intricate design elements that promise an unforgettable experience filled with glitz and glamour. Gesmar's influence reached beyond France; some scenes from Herman Hallers' production "Achtung. Welle" held at Berlin's Admiralspalast in 1926 featured costumes designed by him. These vibrant outfits added flair to the performances while reflecting Gesmar's unique artistic vision. Through his remarkable artworks spanning different mediums, Gesmar immortalized the spirit of the Art Deco era.