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Chanel (Couture) 1925 Lee Creelman Erickson, Evening Gown

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Chanel (Couture) 1925 Lee Creelman Erickson, Evening Gown
A woman with short dark hair stands beside a palm tree and a balustrade in a Chanel evening gown: a black bodice with a long dark train falling from the shoulders, over a skirt of alternating white satin and black ruffled tiers, worn with ankle-strap shoes, in this collectible 1925 clipping titled «Sous la claire nuit du Midi» (Under the clear night of the Midi), drawn in black and white by Lee Creelman Erickson.
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Year
1925
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Lee Creelman Erickson  (1895—1958)
Couturier
Chanel
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z64-47688
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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