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Hans Flato
(23 Oct 1887 - 6 Sep 1950) Born in Germany, immigrated to US in 1910. Art Deco period ads and movie posters in the 30s (Blonde Venus, Devil is a Woman, the Scarlet Empress, Angel, all Dietrich films). Ads for Norform, Van Heusen, Fashion Publicity Company, Bauman Clothing. Magazine work for Harper's Bazaar and Woman's Home Companion. A versatile artist capable of lush realism or cartoonish fun. Died in Los Angeles. Special thanks to Keith Swearingen for helping with this Flato page. From the collection of James Nobel (1933) Flato - 001 Der Blaüe Engel (The Blue Angel) (1933) Flato - 002 Saraka "for under-worked intestines" (1941) Flato - 003 Palm Beach Suits (1935) Flato - 004 Bauman Clothing, Wearpledge Boy's Suits and Overcoats (1919) Flato - 005 Fashion Publicity Company, "Of course Madame Wants the Boots to Match?" (1919) Flato - 006 Noel Coward's "Bitter Sweet" (1933) Flato - 007 Merchandise Mart, "Kindly Be Cool" (1935) Flato - 008 Palm Beach Suits (1920) Flato - 009 Desire (1936) Flato - 010 |
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