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Victor Lhuer 1913 La Féérie des Bijoux (Jewelry Dream), Aigrettes, Diadèmes...

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Victor Lhuer 1913 La Féérie des Bijoux (Jewelry Dream), Aigrettes, Diadèmes...
Illustrated by Victor Lhuer, this 1913 piece — La Féérie des Bijoux (Jewelry Dream) — presents aigrettes and diadems in a refined Art Deco composition, evoking orientalism and depicting an elegant Parisienne, on the theme of high jewelry and decorative arts.
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Year
1913
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Victor Lhuer  (1876—1951)
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Item #
F23-81788
Art deco
Elegant Parisienne
feathers
interior decoration
orientalism
tiara
HIGH JEWELRY DECORATIVE ARTS JEWELS

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