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Hermès 1929 Handbag, Gloves, Lighter... Art Deco, Reynaldo Luza (L)

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Hermès 1929 Handbag, Gloves, Lighter... Art Deco, Reynaldo Luza (L)
A collectible 1929 advertisement for Hermès handbags, gloves and a lighter, illustrated by Reynaldo Luza. A woman in profile with short waved hair and a pearl necklace, wrapped in a white stole, is surrounded by black handbags, leather gloves, a lighter and a fitted travel case with bottles, on grey geometric panels.
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Year
1929
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Reynaldo Luza  (1893—1978)
Brands
Hermès [Misc.], Hermès [Handbags], Hermès [Gloves]
Size
approx. 28 x 39 cm | 11 x 15.4"
Item #
F82-86259
Art deco
HERMÈS GLOVES HANDBAGS MISC.

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