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Belle Jardinière 1926 Chazelle, Elegant Parisienne

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Belle Jardinière 1926 Chazelle, Elegant Parisienne
An authentic 1926 advertisement for the department store Belle Jardinière, illustrated by Albert Chazelle and titled «Elegant Parisienne». A woman in a cloche hat and long coat with a parasol has her hand kissed by a man in a light suit, while a second man in a dark suit looks on, by a seashore under a palm tree, above the line «La Maison qui a créé l'Industrie du Vêtement tout fait» (The house that created the ready-made clothing industry).
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Year
1926
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Albert Chazelle
Brand
Belle Jardinière [Department Store]
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Item #
NC-03847
Elegant Parisienne
seashore
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