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Valentina 1945 René Bouët-Willaumez

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Valentina 1945 René Bouët-Willaumez
A woman in a one-shoulder evening gown holds a long cane in this period 1945 clipping rendered in black crayon strokes on a grey ground by René Bouët-Willaumez for the house of Valentina: a fitted draped bodice with a brooch at the shoulder, a dark skirt overlapped by a paler draped panel, bracelets and a high coiffure bound with a band, beside a caption on the designer as «always the advocate of line through drapery».
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Year
1945
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
René Bouët-Willaumez  (1900—1979)
Couturier
Valentina
Size
approx. 22 x 30 cm | 8.7 x 11.8"
Item #
H6-11349
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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