André B. Thomas is a name associated with a 1971 logo credited to Canadian graphic designer Raymond Bellemare. Beyond this attribution, verifiable documentation about the organization itself, the logo’s specific design features, or the context of its creation is extremely limited in available sources.
Design and History
Raymond Bellemare was a Quebec graphic designer who studied at the École des beaux-arts de Montréal, graduating in 1962, and whose work included numerous logos and brand images from the 1960s onward [1]. In 1971, he founded his own company, Raymond Bellemare Designers inc. [1]. A non-exhaustive list of logos attributed to Bellemare from that period includes marks for the Comédiens associés du Québec (1971) and Natur (1971), but no André B. Thomas entry appears in that documented list [1].
No independent source located in this research confirms the existence of an André B. Thomas logo, the identity of the organization behind the name, or Bellemare’s involvement with it. The claim that Bellemare designed such a mark in 1971 cannot be verified against available records.
Meaning and Symbolism
Because no verifiable documentation of the André B. Thomas logo itself has been found, no claims about its symbolism, composition, or intended meaning can be made with confidence. Any description of its visual character would be speculative.
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