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Boué Soeurs (Couture) 1905 Fashion illustration

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Boué Soeurs (Couture) 1905 Fashion illustration
Two women in evening gowns with plumed hairpieces and long trains appear on this magazine page by Boué Soeurs from 1905; the left figure wears a gold-embroidered blonde lace gown with a green panne-velvet bolero, the right a «Robe Consulat» in beige Chantilly lace trimmed with a rose garland.
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27 x 35 cm ·10.6 x 13.8"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1905.
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Year
1905
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Type
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Boué Soeurs
Size
27 x 35 cm | 10.6 x 13.8"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
T64-57668
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Fashion illustration
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