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Qui ne vous Aimerait ? George Barbier, Robe du soir de Worth.
La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1922 n°4 — Planche 28

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Qui ne vous Aimerait ?, 1922 - George Barbier, Robe du soir de Worth. La Gazette du Bon Ton, n°4 — Planche 28
«Qui ne vous Aimerait ?» (Who Would Not Love You?), an original pochoir fashion plate from La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1922, drawn by George Barbier, the leading Art Deco illustrator whose Gazette plates were made almost exclusively for the House of Worth. It presents an evening gown by Worth, the Paris house long called the father of haute couture.
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Year
1922
Publication
La Gazette du Bon Ton n°4
Plate n°
28
Type
Fashion Plate
Illustrator
George Barbier  (1882—1932)
Couturier
Worth
Size
approx. 19 x 24 cm | 7.5 x 9.4"
Particularity
pochoir / Silver ink
Item #
Z92-49879
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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