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Margaine-Lacroix 1912 Pour la Promenade, A Louchel

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Margaine-Lacroix 1912 Pour la Promenade, A Louchel
A woman in a wide black hat with a feather wears a Margaine-Lacroix gown of navy satin with a V neckline, a pale collar and a draped skirt, and holds a white fur muff, in this original 1912 clipping titled «Pour la promenade» (For the promenade), drawn in colour by Alexandre Louchel, with a small line sketch of the back view in the lower corner.
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Year
1912
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Alexandre Louchel
Couturier
Margaine-Lacroix
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
F11-81091
Fashion illustration
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