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Pierre Brissaud 1912 Day of an Elegant Man.. Men's Clothing

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Pierre Brissaud 1912 Day of an Elegant Man.. Men's Clothing
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Year
1912
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Pierre Brissaud  (1885—1964)
Size
24 x 33 cm | 9.4 x 13"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
Z69-47628
(text in French)
" Au petit-lever, dès l'aube, revêts bien vite, jeune élégant, ton pyjama soyeux
aux vives couleurs; choisis quelque tissu pékiné de rouge et de vert, d'orange et de mauve ... Puis, lavé. rasé. parfumé. tubé. le corps au chaud dans un moelleux cachemire indien réfléchis à l'emploi de ta journée. combine tes parures...."
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