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Reynaldo Luza 1930 "Winter Flowers" Irène Dana, Callot Soeurs, Nicole Groult

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Reynaldo Luza 1930 "Winter Flowers" Irène Dana, Callot Soeurs, Nicole Groult
« Winter Flowers », illustrated by Reynaldo Luza in 1930, depicts a backless evening gown from the couture houses Callot Soeurs, Nicole Groult and Irène Dana, an original page from the period's fashion press.
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Year
1930
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Reynaldo Luza  (1893—1978)
Couturiers
Irène Dana, Callot Soeurs, Nicole Groult
Size
23 x 33 cm | 9.1 x 13"
Item #
X60-74746
evening gown
Fashion illustration
COUTURE

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