Wait, there’s a Gaumont museum? There must be some interesting things there! Maybe they have a larger logo collection or something... Or even maybe a poster collection, so there can be some unseen print logos!
Me: **writes down the whole paragraph of the book in google translate and translates it to english** Google translate: The appearance of the logotype coincides with the industrial boom of the late nineteenth century. Léon Gaumont created his own in 1903, associating the mark ELGE (his initials) and the drawing of a daisy (in homage to his whose name it was). Until 1914, this logo will be the only mark of recognition of all the productions of the society: one sees it or guesses it in all the films. From 1919 to 1924, humorous logos enliven the pages of the Ciné Location Newsletter for customers. One hundred and fifteen years after the creation of the company, the Gaumont logo remains unchanged: the famous daisy has been declined over time and graphic modes. Me: *TRIGGERED*
Simplified: The first appearance of the logo coincides with the industrial boom of the late nineteenth century. Léon Gaumont created his own in 1903, associating the mark ELGE (his initials) and the drawing of a daisy. Until 1914, this logo would be the only mark of recognition of all the productions of the company; one would see it in all the films. One hundred and fifteen years after the creation of the company, the Gaumont logo remains unchanged.
![The Secret Logos of Gaumont (1947-2011) [REUPLOADED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mEOuD5-f_Ns/mqdefault.jpg)
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Wait, there’s a Gaumont museum? There must be some interesting things there! Maybe they have a larger logo collection or something... Or even maybe a poster collection, so there can be some unseen print logos!
Somebody needs to get there and document them ASAP...
Thanks, now i can make the Most updated Gaumont logo history from 1895-2011
I'm pretty sure the bird (presumably an eagle) symbolizes freedom and the free speech of film.
Free speech? Tell that to the people that made the Hays Code! jk
After research, I think the entire logo on top of the daisy, might be the Franco Film Aubert logo.
Me: **writes down the whole paragraph of the book in google translate and translates it to english**
Google translate:
The appearance of the logotype coincides with the industrial boom of the late nineteenth century. Léon Gaumont created his own in 1903, associating the mark ELGE (his initials) and the drawing of a daisy (in homage to his whose name it was). Until 1914, this logo will be the only mark of recognition of all the productions of the society: one sees it or guesses it in all the films. From 1919 to 1924, humorous logos enliven the pages of the Ciné Location Newsletter for customers. One hundred and fifteen years after the creation of the company, the Gaumont logo remains unchanged: the famous daisy has been declined over time and graphic modes.
Me: *TRIGGERED*
Umm....
Simplified:
The first appearance of the logo coincides with the industrial boom of the late nineteenth century. Léon Gaumont created his own in 1903, associating the mark ELGE (his initials) and the drawing of a daisy. Until 1914, this logo would be the only mark of recognition of all the productions of the company; one would see it in all the films. One hundred and fifteen years after the creation of the company, the Gaumont logo remains unchanged.
Ok we get it
DoomesPro93 Oh
2:18 Gaumont Lore:
Best played with 2x speed
0:43 that looks less like a Daisy and More like a Sunflower......
Mmm.
I agree with you! Even though Gaumont's main identity is a Daisy, that is clearly more of a sunflower then a daisy.
the daisy gaumont uses as its identity is a oxeye daisy and it kinda looks like a sunflower bitches
Maybe December 1946.
Aw man, the 2011 print logo from Gaumont is not on the book, why?
Because the book itself was published in 2010
What software do you use to make your videos?
I think he used Windows Movie Maker.
#1 Where Is The P and L absent just the word ÉLGE
I think that the thing on the right is a rooster.
Maybe.
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It turns out to be a lady
I also found out that it was the Franco Film Aubert logo.
(Goomawnt intensifies)
Goomawnt?
What the jecm?
The Pathé 1896 Is Just A Rooster CCG88
Goomawnt
Goomawnt?
What the blaaaw?
Gaumont
🌼gaumont
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Gaumont has so many logos Holy s**t
No
I think that the thing on the right is a rooster.
Good, your right, quite right!
I think!
No: it's Franco Film.
@@106tricey That's what I'm saying
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Um
What