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Deauville 1923 Roger Chastel. La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1923 n°2

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Deauville, 1923 - Roger Chastel. La Gazette du Bon Ton, n°2
«Deauville», a single leaf from La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1923, drawn by Roger Chastel, a French painter and illustrator who contributed to the Gazette before a notable École de Paris career. The plate evokes the fashionable Normandy seaside resort, an original page preserved from a celebrated review of Parisian elegance.
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Year
1923
Publication
La Gazette du Bon Ton, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Roger Chastel  (1897—1981)
Brand
Deauville [City]
Particularity
Double page
Item #
N34-90260
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