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Coty 1949 Emeraude, Un Parfum Précieux, René Jeandot

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Coty 1949 Emeraude, Un Parfum Précieux, René Jeandot
A period advertisement for Coty, promoting the perfume Emeraude under the inscribed title «Un Parfum Précieux», illustrated by René Jeandot. Issued in a period publication of 1949, this original document records the Emeraude fragrance as presented to the consumer press of the postwar years.
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24 x 32 cm 9.4 x 12.6"
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Year
1949
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
René Jeandot
Brand
Coty [Perfumes]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Condition
Near Mint / Mint
Item #
P45-103690
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