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Vogue 15 Mars 1921 (Édition Française) George Plank

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Vogue 15 Mars 1921 (Édition Française) George Plank
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Magazine
Vogue (Paris)
Number
March 15, 1921
Type
Magazine
Nb Pages
52
Illustrator
George Plank
Item #
D5-92874
(text in French)
VOGUE

15 Mars 1921

DERNIERES CREATIONS DES GRANDS COUTURIERS ET DES MODISTES

Les Nouvelles Collections des Grands Couturiers
compte-rendu détaillé Maison par Maison:
Jenny, Doeuillet, Premet, Poiret, Molyneux, Renée, Redfern,
Madeleine et Madeleine, Martial et Armand.
10 pages de texte et d'illustrations par Francis, Porter Woodruff et Douglas Pollard

Théâtre:
Margaret Severn danseuse, Florence Macbeth, Rosa Raisa, Mary Garden,
Lucien Muratore, Titta Ruffo

illustrateurs:
Plank, Helen Dryden, Francis, Porter Woodruff, Douglas Pollard, Olga Thomas, Claire Avery

photographes:
Génia Reinberg, Arnold Genthe, Demeyer, Kazanjian
Art deco
Fashion illustration
furniture
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