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Bianchini Férier 1914 "Le Peplum" Cape en satin, Création Beer, Photo Félix

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Bianchini Férier 1914 "Le Peplum" Cape en satin, Création Beer, Photo Félix
A collectible 1914 advertisement titled «Le Peplum» (The Peplum) for Bianchini Férier satin fabric, photographed by Félix. A woman in a tall draped hat and a long satin cape by Beer, embroidered at the hem, stands with a folded paper in her hand, beside the script slogan «Pour les capes, employez le satin Peplum» (For capes, use Peplum satin).
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
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Year
1914
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Félix
Couturier
Beer
Fabric
Bianchini Férier
Size
13 x 36 cm | 5.1 x 14.2"
Particularity
Half-page (vertical)
Item #
U42-71693
Fashion photography
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