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André Mare

Charles André Mare (1885–1932), or André-Charles Mare, was a French painter and textile designer, and co-founder of the Company of French Art (la Compagnie des Arts Français) in 1919. He was a designer of colorful textiles, and was one of the founders of the Art Deco movement.

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Known for
Painting
Movement
Cubism and Art Deco
Born
Charles André Mare 1885 Argentan, Orne, France
Died
November 1932 (aged 46–47) Les Lignerits, Orne, France
Elected
French Legion of Honour
Other name
André-Charles Mare

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Early life

War and camouflage

Art Deco

Selected works in French museums

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related to Art Deco · 24
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André Mare → Agence, Musées, Textile DesignersWorks
Born · 1
André Mare → Charles André Mare 1885 Argentan, Orne, France
Died · 1
André Mare → November 1932 (aged 46–47) Les Lignerits, Orne, France
Elected · 1
André Mare → French Legion of Honour
Known for · 1
André Mare → Painting
Movement · 1
André Mare → Cubism and Art Deco
Other name · 1
André Mare → André-Charles Mare
Resting place · 1
André Mare → Écorches

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André MareBornCharles André Mare 1885 Argentan, Orne, France1.00infobox
André MareDiedNovember 1932 (aged 46–47) Les Lignerits, Orne, France1.00infobox
André MareElectedFrench Legion of Honour1.00infobox
André MareKnown forPainting1.00infobox
André MareMovementCubism and Art Deco1.00infobox
André MareOther nameAndré-Charles Mare1.00infobox
André MareResting placeÉcorches1.00infobox
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André Marerelated to Art DecoWar0.60section
André Marerelated to Art DecoMare0.60section
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André Marerelated to Art DecoLouis Süe0.60section

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