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Gosé 1917 Doucet, Evening Gown, Art Deco

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Gosé 1917 Doucet, Evening Gown, Art Deco
A woman seen from behind in a feathered black hat wears a navy evening coat embroidered with gold flowers and edged with brown fur, beside a seated woman in a gold turban with a white plume and a long white gown scattered with pink roses, in this collectible 1917 cover painted in watercolour by Francisco Javier Gosé after gowns by Doucet.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
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Year
1917
Publication
Les Modes n°173
Type
Cover (Front cover only)
Illustrator
Francisco Javier Gosé  (1876—1915)
Couturier
Doucet
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Item #
R66-63663
Art deco
evening gown
Fashion illustration
fur coat
FUR CLOTHING COUTURE

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