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Barclay (Couture) 1925 Dressing Gown Man, Housecoat, Boutet de Monvel

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Barclay (Couture) 1925 Dressing Gown Man, Housecoat, Boutet de Monvel
Illustrated by Bernard Boutet de Monvel for the couture house Barclay, this 1925 advertisement depicts a man's housecoat and furniture, on the theme of decorative arts of the period.
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Year
1925
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Bernard Boutet de Monvel  (1884—1949)
Brand
Barclay [Men's Clothing]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z41-46221
Fashion illustration
furniture
housecoat
DECORATIVE ARTS MEN'S CLOTHING BARCLAY

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