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Paul Poiret 1911 The Persian Party, "La mille et deuxième nuit" Natacha Trouhanowa, Oriental costumes

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Paul Poiret 1911 The Persian Party, "La mille et deuxième nuit" Natacha Trouhanowa, Oriental costumes
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Year
1911
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Brand
Paul Poiret [Couture]
Size
27 x 35 cm | 10.6 x 13.8"
Item #
U78-75608
(text in French)
Une fête Persanne chez un grand couturier.
"La mille et deuxième nuit", tel était le titre et le sujet de la fête que donnaient récemment M. et Mme Paul Poiret.... Ce dessin représente Mlle Trouhanowa exécutant un pas harmonieux et caractéristique sur un somptueux tapis d'Orient, jeté au centre du jardin. Et ce fut une fête admirable, dont le souvenir demeurera dans les annales des fêtes parisiennes.
carnival costume
Natacha Trouhanowa
orientalism
Persan
Russia
COUTURE DANCE
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