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Evening gowns 1912 Photo Talbot

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Evening gowns 1912 Photo Talbot
An original document from 1912, G. Talbot's photograph headlined «La grande mode» pairing two evening wraps, one in yellow charmeuse embroidered in blue with a white fox collar and a jet-tasselled hood, the other a violet and mauve brocaded velvet wrap trimmed with silver and speckled fox.
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25 x 33 cm ·9.8 x 13"
This document comes from a periodical published in 1912.
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Year
1912
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Talbot
Size
25 x 33 cm | 9.8 x 13"
Condition
Very good / Excellent
Item #
B49-61750
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