When he died in 1930, the Parisian artist Edouard Benedictus left behind a brilliant legacy of Art Deco designs, and a reputation as one of the outstanding artist-designers of the early twentieth century. However, his widespread use of floral and foliate motifs demonstrated his strong links with the Art Nouveau style. This glorious CD-ROM and book set offers squares, rectangles, and other geometric forms, skillfully blended with soft, flowing curves, while brilliant, richly colored images of plants and animals contrast with abstract configurations of color, line, and form.
Perfect for enhancing countless craft and print projects, these distinctive drawings will add a dazzling "Jazz Age" touch wherever they're applied.