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Hermès 1927 Handbag Umbrella Gloves Polo, Benigni

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Hermès 1927 Handbag Umbrella Gloves Polo, Benigni
A collectible 1927 advertisement for Hermès saddlery, illustrated by Léon Bénigni. A woman in a cloche hat, pale jacket and skirt and a fringed plaid scarf holds an open parasol, surrounded by handbags, a dressing case, a belt and gloves, with tiny polo players on horseback behind her, above the line «l'élégance parisienne» (Parisian elegance).
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Year
1927
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Léon Bénigni  (1892—1948)
Accessories
Hermès [Gloves], Hermès [Handbags]
Brand
Hermès [Misc.]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z1-43436
polo
SPORTS HERMÈS GLOVES HANDBAGS MISC.

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