Robert Falcucci, born April 10, 1900 in Chateauroux, Corsican father and mother of Berry, was educated at the Lycée Paul Bert in Auxerre. After his military service in Paris in 1919, he enrolled in the course of the galleries of the School of Fine Arts, as well as those of modeling the School of Decorative Arts.

In 1923 Falcucci worked for the Renault company. Until 1927 he directed many advertising pages in magazines especially Omnia and Automobilia and Renault page color sign of the magazine L'Illustration of June 14, 1927. He died at his home in Saint-Aubin in 1989.

Robert Falcucci was born in 1900 and died in 1982. Falcucci is best known for his graphic work as a poster artist, with many of his advertisements appearing in Omnia, Automobilia, Fémina, Vogue and L'Illustration magazines.

In 1927, Robert left Renault's design studios to join those of the famous couturier Paul Poiret in 1928. In the early 1930s, the artist excelled at designing posters for major automobile events such as the Monaco Grand-Prix and the Monte Carlo Automobile Rally.