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Suzanne Talbot (Couture) 1926 Benito, Egyptian Style

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Suzanne Talbot (Couture) 1926 Benito, Egyptian Style
Two women in Suzanne Talbot designs appear in this authentic 1926 clipping, a black and white fashion illustration by Eduardo Garcia Benito: in a small diamond frame, a woman in a dark dress crossed with ribbon bands inspired by mummy wrappings; in the large diamond, a woman in a knitted jumper with a black bow at the neck, banded cuffs and a pleated skirt, with a helmet cap, beneath the headline «L'Égypte antique a inspiré de belles créations» (Ancient Egypt inspired beautiful creations).
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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 #
F35-82614
Egypt
Fashion illustration
COUTURE

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