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Fabiano 1928 Summer Dresses Fashion Winter French Bulldog

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Fabiano 1928 Summer Dresses Fashion Winter French Bulldog
Two women in pink walk a French bulldog on a lead in this authentic 1928 Fantasio clipping drawn by Fabien Fabiano: one in a cloche hat, a striped knit dress and an open coat with a dark fur collar, carrying a fur muff, the other in a dress with black zigzag trim, a white scarf and a white muff, with men in overcoats behind them, beneath the line «pour l'hiver, quelles modes il lance» (for winter, what fashions he launches).
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1928
Publication
Fantasio, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Fabien Fabiano  (1882—1962)
Size
19 x 28 cm | 7.5 x 11"
Item #
A90-68839
French bulldog
summer dress
winter
LA VIE PARISIENNE, FANTASIO, LE SOURIRE, EROS DOGS

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