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Au Rector's Club 1924 Pierre Mourgue. La Gazette du Bon Ton, 1924 n°6

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Au Rector's Club, 1924 - Pierre Mourgue. La Gazette du Bon Ton, n°6
« Au Rector's Club », a leaf from the 1924 series of La Gazette du Bon Ton (n°6), drawn by Pierre Mourgue, the French fashion illustrator and lithographer, an in-house Gazette artist before a long Vogue and Harper's Bazaar career. One of the review's own imaginative scenes rather than a couture commission, it presents a scene at the Rector's Club.
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1924
Publication
La Gazette du Bon Ton, n° *** show reference / source
Type
Clipping
Illustrator
Pierre Mourgue  (1890—1969)
Particularity
Cardboard, heavy paper
Item #
N35-90324
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