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Alexandre Iacovleff 1934 Jeanne Lanvin, "La Cape à volants", Herz-Belperron, Mauboussin, Ostertag

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Alexandre Iacovleff 1934 Jeanne Lanvin, "La Cape à volants", Herz-Belperron, Mauboussin, Ostertag
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A 1934 clipping, « La Cape à volants » (The Flounced Cape), illustrated by Alexandre Iacovleff for Jeanne Lanvin, depicts an evening gown, shown alongside jewellery by Herz-Belperron, Mauboussin and Ostertag.
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Year
1934
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Alexandre Iacovleff  (1887—1938)
Couturier
Jeanne Lanvin
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Particularity
Previews are the front & back of the same sheet
Item #
J99-26730
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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