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Hermès (Luggage) 1927 Handbag, Le France Transatlantic Liner, Léon Bénigni

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Hermès (Luggage) 1927 Handbag, Le France Transatlantic Liner, Léon Bénigni
An original 1927 advertisement for Hermès luggage, illustrated by Léon Bénigni, titled «Le France Transatlantic Liner». A woman in a cloche hat and a dark colour-block cape, a handbag on her arm, stands at a railing facing an ocean liner with two funnels, while leather trunks and a hatbox are stacked in the foreground.
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Year
1927
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Léon Bénigni  (1892—1948)
Brand
Hermès [Luggage, Baggage]
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Item #
F82-86245
ocean liner
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