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Au Louvre (Department Store) 1920 Edouard Marty, Evening Gown, Coat

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Au Louvre (Department Store) 1920 Edouard Marty, Evening Gown, Coat
A vintage 1920 advertisement for the Au Louvre department store, illustrated by André Édouard Marty. A woman in a sheer floral evening gown stands flanked by two men in black and a maid in a black dress and white apron holding up the long dark floral coat that trails behind her, in a grey panel above the line «Nouveautés d'hiver» (Winter novelties).
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1920
Publication
L'Illustration, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
André Édouard Marty  (1882—1974)
Brand
Au Louvre [Department Store]
Size
27 x 37 cm | 10.6 x 14.6"
Item #
P16-79711
evening gown
Fashion illustration
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