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Charles Jourdan 1967 Photo Guy Bourdin, Stockings

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Charles Jourdan 1967 Photo Guy Bourdin, Stockings
A collectible 1967 double-page advertisement for Charles Jourdan stockings and shoes, photographed by Guy Bourdin. Left, a colour photograph of a woman's legs in silvery tights and pale pumps with green square buckles, flanked by fanned rows of legs in green, yellow, orange, red and pink tights and matching shoes; right, a black and white photograph of tangled legs in sheer stockings and pumps, beside the model names «Pavane», «Violane», «Michaela» and «Fatima».
This original print (paper) is currently out of stock.
Year
1967
Publication
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Type
Advertisement
Photographer
Guy Bourdin  (1928—1991)
Accessories
Charles Jourdan [Shoes]
Size
approx. 24 x 32 cm | 9.4 x 12.6"
Particularity
Double page (two separated pages)
Item #
N73-93213
stockings
LINGERIE SHOES

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