George Barbier: I Said “Adieu!” Luggage Tag

Description

The French illustrator, painter, and theatrical designer Georges Barbier (1882–1932) was born in the seaport city of Nantes. The city’s seventeenth-and eighteenth-century architecture, as well as its art museum collections, with works by Antoine Watteau and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres, influenced Barbier’s aesthetic sensibilities. As a young man he moved to Paris where, between 1908 and 1910, he studied at l’École des beaux-arts in the atelier of the academic history painter, Jean-Paul Laurens. Although Barbier’s artistic style differed significantly from that of his teacher, his appreciation of the past as a source of inspiration was undoubtedly reinforced by Laurens’s subjects.

Travel in style with our vibrant luggage tag, designed to make your suitcase stand out at baggage claim. Made from high-quality polyester, this luggage tag is not only durable but also allows you to express your creativity on the sublimate front. With its eye-catching colors and smooth finish, it adds a personal touch to your travels. Perfect for avid travelers, adventurers, and those who love to add personality to their belongings, this product is ideal for airports, cruises, or road trips. It’s also a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or any celebration of wanderlust. Let your luggage reflect your unique style and ensure it never gets lost in the crowd!