ZIG 1930s, "Grapes Dress", Original Costume Design, Gouache, Dancer
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Year
1930
Type
Original Drawing
Illustrator
Louis Gaudin (Zig) (1882—1936)
Size
23 x 31 cm | 9.1 x 12.2"
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
X52-70748
Original costume design for a French Music-Hall by Louis Gaudin, signed with pseudonym ZIG.
The stamp is the stamp of the wardrobe master Pascaud.
Pencil and gouache
ZIG (French, 1882-1936) Born Louis Gaudin, ZIG was about 16 when he started to work for the Cigale in 1922. For a long time he worked for the Casino de Paris (1925-1936) and the Folies Bergère (1927-1933), notably designing posters for Mistinguett and Josephine Baker. It was he who became Mistinguett’s favourite designer after Gesmar’s death (Source: http://www.collection-piollet.com)
The stamp is the stamp of the wardrobe master Pascaud.
Pencil and gouache
ZIG (French, 1882-1936) Born Louis Gaudin, ZIG was about 16 when he started to work for the Cigale in 1922. For a long time he worked for the Casino de Paris (1925-1936) and the Folies Bergère (1927-1933), notably designing posters for Mistinguett and Josephine Baker. It was he who became Mistinguett’s favourite designer after Gesmar’s death (Source: http://www.collection-piollet.com)