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George Barbier 1986 Poster for the exhibition La Mode et le Bon Ton, Cartier, Panther

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George Barbier 1986 Poster for the exhibition La Mode et le Bon Ton, Cartier, Panther
A period poster of 1986 for the exhibition «La Mode et le Bon Ton» (Fashion and Good Taste), illustrated by George Barbier. A woman with her hair in a tall topknot stands between two red columns in a long white gown with gold bands, holding long chains stretched between her hands, with two black panthers, Cartier's emblem animal, at her feet.
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Year
1986
Type
Original Posters
Illustrator
George Barbier  (1882—1932)
Jewelry
Cartier
Size
38 x 60 cm | 15 x 23.6"
Item #
Z16-44544
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