Grimaud house
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The Grimaud house (1851 - 1962) published a whole serie of Tarot de Marseille decks.
[edit] History
Baptiste Paul Grimaud creates the Grimaud company on june 12th 1851 with two fellows. 1858: contract with Firmin Chappellier who invented a way to produce cards with round metallised corner. 1866: partnership with Charles Chartier. The company will become very succesfull. BP Griamud's nephews Leo and Georges Marteau and Julien Emile Boudin will get associated to the Grimaud house.
Baptiste Paul Grimaud dies on april 21st 1899.
After 1909 a new generation appears. Georges Marteau leaves. Paul Chartier takes the place of his father in 1910. Paul Marteau takes the places of his Leo Marteau in 1920.
In 1962 the Grimaud house is sold to Jean-Marie Simon (director of La Ducale).
- Baptiste Paul Grimaud (1817 - 1899): founder of the Grimaud house.
- Georges Marteau (1858 - 1916): nephew/cousin of the founder B. P. Grimaud
- Paul Marteau: nephew of Georges Marteau and head of the Grimaud house (from 1920 on).
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[edit] Books on this factory
- IL ETAIT UNE FOIS B.P. GRIMAUD MAîTRE CARTIER / A. Barbier, dir. ; G. Beuchet. - Paris : ACCART, 1998
[edit] Références
The information about the history of the Grimaud house comes from a post on the Aeclectic forum. With thanks to Coredil and Bertrand.
