Herrmann, Robert (unknown)
Dates
- Existence: unknown
Biography
Robert Herrmann and his wife Bertha were fashion illustrators in the 1950’s for Lord & Taylor. The richly detailed and highly realistic reproduction of men’s wear were created using watercolor and guache as well as other mediums. They also had the unique ability to use pen or brush using strong outlines - a technique that "perfectly accentuates fashion’s shape and form." Their work is largely credited with establishing the Lord & Taylor signature look which was featured in full page newspaper ads accompanied by the famous script logo
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Untitled (Male in tuxedo shirt and cummerbund), undated, 2000, undated
Male in tuxedo shirt and cummerbund; Black and white: brush and wash; Client Lord & Taylor
Untitled (Three males in shirts and ties), undated, 2000, undated
Three males in shirts and ties; Black and white: brush and wash; Signed lower left; Client Lord & Taylor Christmas Ad
Untitled (Two cropped males in Lacoste polo shirts), undated, 2000, undated
Two cropped males in Lacoste polo shirts; Black and white: brush and wash; Signed lower left; Client Lord & Taylor
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