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Caroline Reboux (Millinery) 1922 Helen Dryden, Cigarette Holder

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Caroline Reboux (Millinery) 1922 Helen Dryden, Cigarette Holder
A woman in a black cloche hat trimmed with a pale rose and a spray of curling black feathers, a black gown with a pale fur stole and a long tasselled pendant, holds a cigarette holder at a chequered table beside a cup in this period 1922 clipping, a fashion illustration by Helen Dryden for the milliner Caroline Reboux.
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Year
1922
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Helen Dryden  (1882—1972)
Millinery
Caroline Reboux
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
W27-38199
cigarette holder
Fashion illustration (hats)
MILLINERY CIGARETTES, TOBACCO SMOKING

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