Lucien Boucher is a French designer, engraver, poster designer and illustrator born in Chartres on December 26, 1889 and died in Paris 19th on February 6, 1971. A graduate of the Sèvres Ceramic School, he began his career as a caricaturist for the humorous weekly Le Rire and also contributes to a few issues of Fantasio.
From the 1920s he devoted himself mainly to creating posters for cinema and advertising and produced numerous lithographs inspired by surrealism. He is known mainly for a series of advertising posters and planispheres created for Air France.
From the 1920s he devoted himself mainly to creating posters for cinema and advertising and produced numerous lithographs inspired by surrealism. He is known mainly for a series of advertising posters and planispheres created for Air France.
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