Charles Martin (1884–1934) was a French illustrator and artist known for his contributions to the Art Deco movement. He was especially active in fashion illustration, working for magazines like
Gazette du Bon Ton and
Vogue. His refined, stylized artwork often used the pochoir technique and featured elegant, modern forms.
Martin also illustrated books—such as Sports et divertissements (1923), in collaboration with composer Erik Satie—and designed sets and costumes for theater. His legacy endures through his distinct, decorative style that helped define early 20th-century French art and design.
Below is a collection of amazing posters illustrated by Charles Martin in the 1910s.
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| ‘Le Faux Pas’ (The Misstep), La Vie Parisienne, 1910 |
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| Fourreau crèpe blanc, 1912 |
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| Robe en linon, 1912 |
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| "De la pomme aux lèvres", Gazette du Bon Ton, February 1913 |
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| Deshabillé du matin, 1913 |
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| Habit nouveau par Kriegck, 1913 |
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| L’Orage (The Storm), 1913 |
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| La Dame et le Perroquet, 1913 |
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| La Dame L’Enfant, 1913 |
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| La Mule, 1913 |
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| La Musique, 1913 |
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| La Neige, 1913 |
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| La Passerelle (The Foot Bridge), 1913 |
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| La Suprise, 1913 |
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| Le Bain, "Modes et manières d'aujourd'hui', 1913 |
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| Le Retour de la Chasse, 1913 |
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| Les Cerises, 1913 |
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| Les Lucioles, 1913 |
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| Petite robe de jardin, 1913 |
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| Robe de linon, 1913 |
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| ‘Fantaisie Carnavalesque’ (Carnival Fantasy), La Vie Parisienne, 1914 |
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| Children’s costumes for Christmas, 1914 |
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| Danaé; Cape du soir de Paul Poiret, 1914 |
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| La Légende de Joseph; Scène du IIe acte |
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| Le Golf, Sports et Divertissements, 1914 |
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| Le Pieuvre, Sports et Divertissements, 1914 |
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| Sports & Divertisements, La Pêche, 1914 |
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| Sports et Divertissements, 1914 |
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| "La Fausse Ingénue", La Vie Parisienne, December 1, 1917 |
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