Genevieve Gallibert (1888- 1969) Project For “vent De Sable”

GENEVIEVE GALLIBERT (1888- 1969)
Project for "vent de sable"
Pen and Indian ink
Project for the frontispiece of Joseph Kessel's book "Vent de sable" published by Gallimard in 1929

Painter of the Air Force
Parisian artist, worked in Barcelona, met Pascin and Dufy with whom she worked. From 1926 participated in aeronautical competitions, these shows inspired her artistic work. Made many trips, designed the advertising poster for the French Line and the announcement of the 1937 Universal Exhibition. Since 1935, she has been the official painter of the Air Ministry. She settled in Venice permanently. She had a life rich in travel and national and international exhibitions. Her work is presented in many museums.