Thursday, December 12, 2013

Jean-Michel Folon for American Ballet Theatre

Original watercolor artwork by Jean-Michel Folon celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the American Ballet Theatre in 1990. The disembodied cut-out doll limbs mark this illustration as one of Folon's many surrealistic images. This artwork could have been used in several ways such as for posters, advertisements, or brochures. It was certainly used for printed cards.

Jean-Michel Folon, American Ballet Theatre: 1940-1990




Jean-Michel Folon's signature








http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jean-Michel-Folon-American-Ballet-Theatre-painting-Belgian-artist-Belgium-/150666965833?pt=Art_Paintings&hash=item2314737349 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jean-Michel-Folon-American-Ballet-Theatre-painting-Belgian-artist-Belgium-/150666965833?pt=Art_Paintings&hash=item2314737349

Also from eBay, here's an example of how this original artwork was used. The listing also features the classic sales line "Inside of bag somewhat grimy." There's such a thing as too much honesty.
This selection of American Ballet Theatre 50th anniversary cards was sponsored by Lexus. Folon's design is featured at the top left.



"Inside of bag somewhat grimy."



Note:  Additional Attempted Bloggery posts about Jean-Michel Folon may be seen here.

More blog posts on the subject of ballet may be found here.

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