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Charles Jourdan (Shoes) 1967 Photo Guy Bourdin, Stockings Gerard Jean

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Charles Jourdan (Shoes) 1967 Photo Guy Bourdin, Stockings Gerard Jean
A collectible 1967 advertisement for Charles Jourdan shoes, photographed by Guy Bourdin, with stockings by Gerard Jean. Across a double page, a colour photograph shows four pairs of legs in white stockings printed with painted caps and flat patent shoes in black and red with round buckles, repeated in a smaller black and white photograph above the brand name.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1967
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Guy Bourdin  (1928—1991)
Accessories
Charles Jourdan [Shoes]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Particularity
Double page (two separated pages)
Item #
Z28-45648
stockings
LINGERIE SHOES

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