His highly stylized illustrations for Harper's Bazaar between 1916 and 1937 depicted models in mannered poses draped in luxurious jewels, feathers, and soft, flowing materials against a background of interiors in the Art Deco style.
His highly stylized illustrations for Harper's Bazaar between 1916 and 1937 depicted models in mannered poses draped in luxurious jewels, feathers, and soft, flowing materials against a background of interiors in the Art Deco style. Born Romain de Tirtoff, he worked for the Folies-Bergre and during the 1920s he costumed the performers appearing in such American musical revues as the Ziegfeld Follies and George White's Scandals For 10 points, name this creator of visual spectacle for French music-hall revues whose byname was derived from the French pronunciation of his initials.
His highly stylized illustrations for Harper's Bazaar between 1916 and 1937 depicted models in mannered poses draped in luxurious jewels, feathers, and soft, flowing materials against a background of interiors in the Art Deco style.
{Erte} or Romain de {Tirtoff} before the words "Romain de Tirtoff."