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Guerlain (Cosmetics) 1976 Nikasinovich
A 1976 Guerlain advertisement, photographed by Nikasinovich, promotes the new Élysémat foundation with an abstract woman's profile formed from flowing bands of cream, coral and dark orange against a navy ground, captioned «Vivre belle... avec le nouveau fond de teint».
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23 x 31 cm 9.1 x 12.2"
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Year
1976
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Type
Advertisement
Brand
Guerlain [Cosmetics]
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Condition
Good
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Item #
W61-41023
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