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Suzanne Talbot (Couture) 1926 Benito

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Suzanne Talbot (Couture) 1926 Benito
A woman in a long dark fur coat with a wide shawl collar over a pleated blouse and dark skirt stands before a vanity table and a round mirror reflecting another woman in a dark cape, beside a narrow panel of a figure in a beige dress, in this original 1926 clipping for Suzanne Talbot, illustrated by Eduardo Garcia Benito, under the headline «La renaissance des garnitures en fleurs et en plumes» (The revival of trimmings in flowers and feathers).
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Year
1926
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Eduardo Garcia Benito  (1891—1981)
Couturier
Suzanne Talbot
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
Z95-50756
Fashion illustration
COUTURE

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