Who is the father of animation

Born in Paris in and orphaned at the age of 14, Émile Decoeur’s only formal art classes were evening drawing lessons taken during his apprenticeship. Because his work under Lachenal was signed only by the master, it is impossible to document his progress until , when he was awarded a bronze medal at the World Fair as Lachenal’s assistant.

It was only in that Decoeur was first allowed to produce his own work, always in conjunction with Lachenal’s name. Many of the most celebrated and beautiful pieces that issued from Lachenal’s studio in the years after were designed and executed by Decoeur.

Whether figural or abstract, Decoeur’s work was marked by balanced proportions and strong, rhythmical lines.

Who is credited with making the first abstract animations?

His pottery often bears rich ambé glazes in exciting combinations and with great depth of color. While assisting Lachenal in Châtillon-sous-Bagneux, Decoeur lived in Paris, on rue Charles Divry. He was still listed as the student of Lachenal in the ca