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D'Orsay 1945 Cinq femmes... Delfau
A vintage 1945 advertisement for D'Orsay perfumes, illustrated by André Delfau under the line «Cinq femmes...» (Five women...). A loose painted ballroom scene of couples dancing in period dress: a woman with a flower in her hair, a woman in a mustard gown and veil, and seated women with fans, one in a red dress.
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This document comes from a periodical published in 1945.
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24 x 32 cm 9.4 x 12.6"
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Year
1945
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
André Delfau  (1914—2000)
Brand
D'Orsay [Perfumes]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Condition
Good
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
R95-66642
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