Jour de Fête. Expo Ghent.
Jacques Tati’s decor pieces.
(photo I took at the time of the expo)
Jour de Fête. Expo Ghent.
Jacques Tati’s decor pieces.
(photo I took at the time of the expo)
(c) Laurent Durieux
François à l'Américaine
#art #jourdefête #jacquestati #laurentdurieux #facteur #illustration
Guy Decomble, Jacques Tati and Paul Frankeur in Jour de Fete.
1960s German poster for JOUR DE FÊTE (Jacques Tati, France, 1949)
Designer: Dorothea Fischer-Nosbisch
(A designer who made this one in 1963).
So long framed posters…
Poster created by #JeanJacquelin
Many of the gags in Jour de fête depend on the use of frame-lines and foreground objects to obscure the comic event — not so as to punch home the gag, but to hide and purify it, so to speak, to force the spectator to intuit and sometimes invent the joke for himself.
Sophie Tatischeff & Jacques Tati
Sophie Catherine Tatischeff (1946-2001)
1947, Sainte-Sévère-sur-Indre
Such a charming 'on set' photo. (Jour de Fête)
Pour Gaston, la #FeteDuTravail, c'est comme tous les autres jours... Ben quoi ?!
M'enfin?! C'est férié aujourd'hui, Monsieur De Mesmaeker !
#JacquesTati by Robert Doisneau (París, 1949).
German #poster created by Dorothea Fischer-Nosbisch.
(A designer who made this one in 1963).