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Jenny 1920 "La Robe Zouave" Charles Martin

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Jenny 1920 "La Robe Zouave" Charles Martin
Three women in zouave dresses stand in this authentic 1920 clipping titled «La robe zouave» (The zouave dress), illustrated by Charles Martin for the house of Jenny: a woman with a parasol in a short trimmed jacket over gathered trousers, a woman in a dark sash and a long patterned skirt beside a leopard-print chair, and a woman in a dark blouse with a full dark skirt, around a small framed sketch captioned «N'exagérez pas la jupe zouave» (Do not overdo the zouave skirt).
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Year
1920
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Charles Martin  (1884—1934)
Couturier
Jenny
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
T21-51962
Fashion illustration
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