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Cutex 1956 Soft Coral Nail Polish, Féret Frères, Landault - J. Jacquelin

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Cutex 1956 Soft Coral Nail Polish, Féret Frères, Landault - J. Jacquelin
Illustrated by Jean Jacquelin, this striking 1956 advertisement for Cutex's 'Soft Coral' nail polish is rendered in a poster-art style, with cosmetics by Féret, an original clipping from the period press.
Original Print — Paper
This document comes from a periodical published in 1956.
It is not a later reprint
Near Mint / Mint
$30.30
26.90 €
26 x 35 cm 10.2 x 13.8"
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Year
1956
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Illustrator
Jean Jacquelin  (1905—1989)
Brands
Cutex [Cosmetics], Féret [Cosmetics]
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Condition
Near Mint / Mint
Item #
N16-89044
nail polish
poster art
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