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André Ciganer (Fur Coat) 1968 Photo J. Decaux, P2

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André Ciganer (Fur Coat) 1968 Photo J. Decaux, P2
A period advertisement of 1968 for André Ciganer fur coats photographed by Jacques Decaux. A black and white photograph of a woman with a short dark bob and a white polo neck, in a leopard-spotted fur coat with a wide collar and flared skirt, black gloves crossed at the waist, beside the line «Vison glacial et panthère de Somalie» (glacial mink and Somali panther).
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Year
1968
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Jacques Decaux
Brand
André Ciganer [Fur Clothing]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
W27-38709
Fashion photography
fur coat
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