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Christian Bérard 1934 Maria Guy's "Panache", Ostrich Feather Hat

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Christian Bérard 1934 Maria Guy's "Panache", Ostrich Feather Hat
A black hat crowned with a tuft of ostrich feathers tops a woman in a grey wrap with red trim and a red bracelet, seated beside a lamp and a vase in this vintage 1934 clipping titled «Panache», drawn in loose ink and grey wash by Christian Bérard for Maria Guy's hats, with a red drape above and a small sketched figure at right.
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Year
1934
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Christian Bérard  (1902—1949)
Millinery
Maria Guy
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Item #
U59-73555
Fashion illustration (hats)
feathers
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