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Worth 1921 George Barbier, Evening Gown, Fashion Illustration, Art Deco Style

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Worth 1921 George Barbier, Evening Gown, Fashion Illustration, Art Deco Style
A woman with red hair wears a violet Worth evening gown with a jewelled belt under a black cloak with a brown fur collar and wide sleeves embroidered in gold, beside a red curtain against a blue ground with grape vines and cypress trees, in this 1921 vintage clipping illustrated by George Barbier.
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Year
1921
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
George Barbier  (1882—1932)
Couturier
Worth
Size
16 x 19 cm | 6.3 x 7.5"
Item #
K64-33680
Art deco
evening gown
Fashion illustration
COUTURE WORTH

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