Bressler, Henri
Henri Bressler (fl. c. 1887 - 1911) was a Swiss draughtsman and engraver based in Geneva. He worked for the French engraving, printing, and publishing firm Firmin Didot and drew works for the Bon Marché department store. In 1911, he drew dozens of illustrations for an edition of Fables de La Fontaine published by Eugène Ardant Et Cie. His son, Emile Bressler (1886-1966), was also a painter and graphic designer.
Gilded Souverains Souvenirs.
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This 1903 gilded chromolithograph, illustrated by Henri Bressler, presents portraits of forty-six heads of state from around the world. Designed for distribution to shoppers at the Bon Marché department store, it helped to familiarize shoppers with leading international figures while celebrating the French alliance with Tsarist Russia. (more details)