GARCELON, ADRIEN-JACQUES. Inspirations. 80 vivid color pochoir designs on 20 plates, many using metallic inks. Folio, contents loose as issued in marbled boards with cloth ties; scattered light marginal foxing; plates bright. a beautiful and uncommon portfolio of geometric, Cubist-inspired abstract designs by Garcelon, the prominent French artist who, along with Benedictus, Seguy, and Fallot, produced bold and innovative textile and applied art designs in the 1920s and 30s. Paris: Massin & Cie., circa 1925